A research lab at Kansas State University is continuing to develop drought resistant crops to help double the world’s food supply by 2050. Tim Dalton is the interim director of the Climate Resilient Cereals Innovation lab and says the facility recently had its federal funding restored. “We’re scrambling right now and we’re scrambling with fewer […]
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