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 is developing special crops that can improve crop productivity and fight climate change. One of them is a hybrid hazelnut packed with flavor and good for the environment. 

Don Wyse, co-director of the initiative, and 

, chef and cookbook author, joined Climate Cast this week to talk about the variety and how it exemplifies the kind of regenerative agriculture that has some rethinking how we grow our food. 

Dooley also joined Appetites this week to share ideas for using the nuts in the kitchen. Find her recipes 

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The University of Minnesota’s Forever Green Initiative is developing special crops that can improve crop productivity and fight climate change. One of them is a hybrid hazelnut packed with flavor and good for the environment. 

The University of Minnesota’s Forever Green Initiative is developing special crops that can improve crop productivity and fight climate change. One of which is a hybrid hazelnut grown regeneratively that’s packed with flavor and good for the environment. 

The University of Minnesota’s Forever Green Initiative is developing special crops that can improve crop productivity and fight climate change. One of which is a hybrid hazelnut grown regeneratively that’s packed with flavor and good for the environment. 

Don Wyse, co-director of the initiative, and Beth Dooley, chef and cookbook author, join Climate Cast to talk about regenerative agriculture and the importance of rethinking how we grow our food. 

A Minnesota hazelnut with unique climate fighting abilities

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