An ag economist says he’s concerned declining investments in research and development could hinder growth in the U.S. ag industry. Carl Zulauf, professor emeritus at Ohio State University, says research improves the quality and productivity of many agricultural goods, but when you make cuts to research funding, the implications and the impacts don’t show up for many years […]
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