"We expect our biotech traits to be up in every one of the core crops," said Brett Begemann, a vice president at Monsanto, which is based in St . Louis
It can process core crops such as cassava, soya beans, maize, sweet potatoes, yam and many other roots and grains.
But even farming can't fulfill the demands of a growing population.... Reduce crop yields; Create a malnutrition crisis; Make large parts of the planet unable to grow core crops such as bananas and maize.
Research tools that arose on account of the infusion of molecular biology into plant-breeding science constitute the new core of crop-genetic improvement, as an indispensable input for further research, side by side with both improved and exotic crop varieties that represent the operational background of crop-related research.
Table 14 The breakdown of the CPI and its components Core Food crops Energy, fuel and utilities Core non-food Food Soft drinks, alcoholic drinks, tobacco Processed cassava, dried beans, ground nuts, peas, rice grains, flour Matooke (clusters and bunches), Banana (ndizi and bogoya), tobacco leaves Electricity, metered water Clothing, footwear, domestic fuel, soap Meat, chickens, eggs.
To enhance the access of breeders to the diversity of the crop, mungbean core and mini core collections have been established.
Physiological principles applied to design more profitable systems, where the time dimension of production and profit is made explicit, are the core of a cropping intensification process.
With preservation of the cultural economy of (UK) farming as core value, energy crops emerge only by building on opportunities around current farming skills and practices rather than from a rapid transformation.
Management is now focusing on its three core units; health care, crop science, and material science.
There is an Everton core to O'Neill's crop with Glasgow-born McGeady and joinedMcCarthy joined by impressive full-back Seamus Coleman and midfielder Darron Gibson.
