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Help plan the future of biofortification

Posted on December 3, 2010 By Anastasia Bodnar No Comments on Help plan the future of biofortification

For most conferences, once the attendees head home the action is over. There isn’t much collaboration or communication until the next conference. Happily, this isn’t the case for the Global Conference on Biofortification. Check out the conference blog for an opportunity to share your ideas on the “Proposed Framework for Biofortification“. Just leave a reply on the blog no later than December 15.

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