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Dr. Thomas Dykstra, Laboratory Director of Dykstra Labs and AEA Scientific Advisor, is a trained entomologist with a vast background in agricultural consulting. For years, Tom has been illuminating farmers to the science behind insect pressure and demonstrating why insects do not—and cannot—attack healthy plants.
In our latest webinar, Dr. Dykstra sits down with John Kempf to explain what constitutes a healthy plant, the machinations of insect digestion, and how to use the Leaf Brix chart as a reference guide for any kind of pest pressure.
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On this latest episode of Going OFF Topic, show host Omowale Afrika sits down with C. Paul Grandison to discuss his latest work, The Racial Hierarchy: Anti- Blackness Culture and Anti- Black Racism. The Causes and Consequences- An Evolutionary Perspective.
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Study referenced during discussion: Rauch, K. L., & Hopcroft, R. L. (2018). Human Sociosexual Dominance Theory. In Oxford Handbook of Evolution, Biology, and Society.
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