Why Tanzania must accelerate agricultural biotechnology research

The following is an excerpt.

When Dr. Joseph Ndunguru of Mikocheni Agricultural Research Institute speaks about cutting edge science, he does so with passion. He believes that such science is possible in Tanzania – and that agricultural biotechnology remains the best option for improving food production among resource-poor farmers,

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