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Watermelon cultivation in India Watermelon cultivation in India is limited to the Western Ghats, a mountain range in southwestern India. It is widely known for its waterfalls and lush green forests. It’s interesting that both watermelon and humans have a similar evolutionary history of being spread by birds. Watermelon cultivation in India Watermelons were first … Read more
About five years ago, David Wallace spent the summer on his family’s potato farm in the Skagit Valley area of Washington State. Wallace had grown up on the farm, but he left to pursue chemistry, eventually working as a data scientist. But he always felt a pull back to his roots. During his visit, Wallace … Read more
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE As the Organic Industry Booms, Grower Challenges and Seed Needs Loom LargeTwo new assessments underscore the need for targeted investments in organic research (SANTA CRUZ, Calif., March 15, 2022) — Organic Farming Research Foundation (OFRF) and Organic Seed Alliance (OSA) are proud to announce the release of the National Organic Research Agenda … Read more
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