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American Seed Growing Faces Adulteration and Demand
The article outlines how seed quality governs crop success and the widespread issue of adulterated seeds. It discusses the evolution of seed production, the risks of cheap seed, and the need for reliable sources, testing methods, and proper government and industry practices to safeguard American agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Pieters
Department of Agriculture
Maine
California
United States
David Landreth
Philadelphia
Union
Rocky Ford
Agricultural Department
Secretary of Agriculture
Congress
States