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And we think everything through from “lab to dirt” by asking ourselves how what we build today will fare through the supplychain and how it will seamlessly integrate with existing grower practices.” We’ll soon publish in a leading soilscience journal.
Sustained federal investment in food and agricultural research at ARS provides the foundation for a resilient domestic agricultural supplychain and ensures American farmers remain competitive in global markets.
Sustained federal investment in food and agricultural research at ARS provides the foundation for a resilient domestic agricultural supplychain and ensures American farmers remain competitive in global markets.
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