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From the editor: Engagement key to sell benefits of ag's technological revolution

Gene editing (GE) and the use of innovative breeding technologies is firmly on the agenda within Westminster, as evidenced by the announced on GE by George Eustice.

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05 October 2021 鈥� 2 min read

From the editor: Engagement key to sell benefits of ag's technological revolution

Gene editing (GE) and the use of innovative breeding technologies is firmly on the agenda within Westminster, as evidenced by the announced on GE by George Eustice. For some it will be a welcome change,...

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From the editor: Engagement key to sell benefits of ag's technological revolution

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From the editor: Engagement key to sell benefits of ag's technological revolution

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