Source: AMERICAN AGRICULURIST, 11/10/17


Coming crop technologies wasn’t on the agenda of early November’s Mid-Atlantic Master Farmer Association board meeting. The topic proved so fascinating, though, that the board had to be dragged away from it after reading Local independents aim for larger seed market share and listening to board president Taylor Doebler. But he wasn’t to blame. Constantly evolving genetic and biological technologies are creating stunning new opportunities for scientists, ag entrepreneurs and farmers who are ahead of the game and can capture niche markets.

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