Genomics Will Help Peanuts Become More Competitive & Farmers Invited to Conserving Ag Water Meeting

Today Tyron Sprearman has a story concerning a recent talk about how genomics will help peanuts become more competitive, along with a reminder for farmers about an ag water meeting coming up next week.

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