Argentines Back Biotech

Agribusiness Leaders See Growth in Ag Technology

Chris Clayton
By  Chris Clayton , DTN Ag Policy Editor
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Gustavo Idigoras, former ambassador from Argentina to the European Union, said in an interview with DTN that European agriculture continues to rely on biotech crop production from the U.S., Brazil and Argentina. (DTN photo by Chris Clayton)
Gustavo Idigoras, former ambassador from Argentina to the European Union, said in an interview with DTN that European agriculture continues to rely on biotech crop production from the U.S., Brazil and Argentina. (DTN photo by Chris Clayton)
Argentina hosted more than 200 people at the International Federation of Agricultural Journalists annual meeting this week. There was a constant back-and-forth exchange regarding European perceptions of Argentine agriculture, because virtually all of...

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Chris Clayton

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