Midwest Row Crop Revolution: Agrochemistry State of Affairs After a Quarter-Century of Biotech-Enabled Agriculture:
: [AGRO] Division of Agrochemicals
Experts from academia, industry, government, and advocacy groups will discuss impacts of the biotech corn and soybean revolution on agriculture, environmental quality, human well-being, and the agrochemical enterprise. Perspectives will be shared on current trends as well as desirable future directions that will best support a drive toward increased sustainability.
Experts from academia, industry, government, and advocacy groups will discuss impacts of the biotech corn and soybean revolution on agriculture, environmental quality, human well-being, and the agrochemical enterprise. Perspectives will be shared on current trends as well as desirable future directions that will best support a drive toward increased sustainability.
Speakers
Univ of Tennessee
Dow Agrosciences
Purdue University
USDA/ARS
Purdue University
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