Economist Jayson Lusk analyzes opportunities to market real meat and perceptions about plant-based imitations

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Economist Jayson Lusk analyzes opportunities to market real meat and perceptions about plant-based imitations | The Spokesman Speaks Podcast, Episode 68

Published

3/8/2021 2:00:00 AM

Renowned ag economist Dr. Jayson Lusk (pictured here) joins us for this edition of The Spokesman Speaks podcast.

In this episode, renowned ag economist Dr. Jayson Lusk provides new insights into opportunities to market real meat as a sustainable product and examines the perceptions around plant-based imitation meat. And Mike Telford (executive director of the Iowa Farm Animal Care Coalition) discusses a productive way for Iowa consumers to share their questions and concerns about farm animal care.

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Resources mentioned in this episode:

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