John Linder, a grain farmer from Edison, Ohio, offered the closing public comments Monday in the opening discussion by scientists and laypeople on the past experience and potential future of agricultural of agricultural biotechnology in the U.S.

 

"As farmers, we are looking for the new innovation if we are really going to have the population growth going to have the population growth going forward that has been spoken about so many times," Linder said.  "We need the next products to get us there and actually achieve what needs to be done for the world.  I think biotech is going to be key to that."

 

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