Incubator Farms: Where Knowledge Grows

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Recorded10 Nov 2020

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In the next two episodes, we will introduce you to the three incubator farms that Yara is directing in North America. Through collaborative efforts with customers, partners, and various technology providers, Yara plans to utilize these farms to study and advance insights into all aspects of the cropping system. Modesto, California is the site of nearly 80 acres of almonds and walnuts. Devin Clarke discusses what we are accomplishing in this multi-year, production scale farm. To find out more about the incubator farms click HERE. To find out more about the Modesto almond field click HERE

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