Ethnic, specialty vegetables expert discusses options for Mid-Atlantic farmers
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April 29, 2020

Ethnic, specialty vegetables expert discusses options for Mid-Atlantic farmers

Dr. Albert Ayeni makes point about ethnic and specialty crop research at NOFA-NJ 30th annual winter conference.Photo NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ – Many farmers offering produce in ethnically diverse states are experiencing growing consumer demand for vegetables like amaranth, roselle (a type

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