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Agricultural Communications and Marketing Leader

I'm grateful for PBS's coverage and the spotlight on one of the grand challenges of our time, the Ogallala Aquifer—conserving groundwater and ensuring community economic viability on the plains. I'm also thrilled to see the acknowledgment of the invaluable work of local LEMAs and leaders like Katie Durham recognized in this piece. Their efforts are a beacon of hope in a dire and often misunderstood conversation. How do we work together to see those sparks become a movement of collaboration and conservation? The potential impact of our collective efforts is immense, as demonstrated in the Sheridan 6 LEMA. We can make a real difference by utilizing technology, innovative crop choices and genetics, strategic management decisions, advancing programs like the Master Irrigators and TAPS, advocating for necessary policy changes and supporting applied research for farmers and communities over the Ogallala. As communicators in agriculture and natural resources, We need more narratives and stories that spark conversations and elevate the necessity of our work—sharing experiences, successes and failures that can inspire broader participation and foster a collective commitment to sustainable practices. https://lnkd.in/gkxSjiJN #ClimateChange #Sustainability #Agriculture #WaterConservation #GreatPlains #Farming #OgallalaAquifer #InnovationInAgriculture

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