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Grain research around the world
Rebecca Hannam
CSC Asian program a success
Nicole Mackellar
For India and agriculture
Edith Munro
Ag imports unfazed by political turmoil
Edith Munro
Seed corn production
Jeanine Moyer
A hybrid of two farming cultures
Kim Waalderbos
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Risky business?
Barbara Selkirk
Cool tools increase efficiency
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Grain research around the world
NUFFIELD SCHOLAR BEGINS TWO YEAR INTERNATIONAL STUDY
Rebecca Hannam

TOURING EIGHT COUNTRIES on four continents in six weeks may sound like a whirlwind adventure for even the most seasoned traveller but for Crosby Devitt, it’s only the first task as a Nuffield Canada scholarship recipient.Devitt, Grain Farmers
For India and agriculture
HALF A CENTURY has transformed India from a poster child for hunger – in the 1950s everyone knew about “the starving millions in India” – to an agricultural powerhouse capable in most years of feeding its own people and exporting a number of major
 
Cool tools increase efficiency
WITHOUT THE RIGHT tools, even a simple job becomes more difficult. To make the job of farming easier, equipment manufacturers are offering technology that can not only improve management efficiency, but help gain access to new markets.Leading up
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