Seeds and seed quality shape American agriculture
A seed dealer explains how seed quality drives crop value and farmer profits. He warns against cheap adulterated seeds and outlines industry methods to preserve germination, from regional seed production to tested varieties and labeled true-to-name stock. He advocates ending free seed distribution and returning to standard seedmen for reliability.
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