FORUM: Solving Global Agricultural Issues: International Scientific Collaboration Is the Key

U.S. agriculture directly benefits from international collaboration in agricultural research through access to new ideas and technologies, global germplasm collections, and foreign research sites. Since its inception, the Agricultural Research Service has engaged in partnerships with countries that...

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Published in:Agricultural research (Washington) 2011-10, Vol.59 (9), p.2-2
Main Author: Shaqir, Ibrahim
Format: Magazinearticle
Language:English
Subjects:
Agricultural production
Agricultural research
Agriculture
Agronomy
Alliances
Cattle
Cattle industry
Climate change
Collaboration
Collection
Cooperation
Fever
Food
Food security
Foot & mouth disease
Germplasm
International
Laboratories
Livestock
Partnerships
Plant diseases
Research centers
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Summary:U.S. agriculture directly benefits from international collaboration in agricultural research through access to new ideas and technologies, global germplasm collections, and foreign research sites. Since its inception, the Agricultural Research Service has engaged in partnerships with countries that are scientifically advanced in agricultural research.
ISSN:0002-161X
2169-8244