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Episode 15: Can Crypto Benefit Farmers & Offer Food Insurance for Consumers? Part 1 (with Dr. Donald McCullough)

Dec 9, 2021 · 46 min · Episode 15 · 33.5 MB
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With supply chain issues leaving shelves bare and food manufacturers warning of imminent increases in food prices, Joel and Sina cautiously entertain the question: Can crypto provide consumers with food insurance while simultaneously benefiting small farmers?  Join them and their guest, Dr. Donald McCullough, for part one as they dive into the crypto space to discover what crypto is and how some small farms are utilizing this tool to their advantage.

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