Grains make up 70% of global cropland. Here’s how perennial grains, legumes, and oilseeds could dramatically improve sustainable farming – Genetic Literacy Project

When left undisturbed, naturally-occurring vegetation tends to grow back year after year. In agriculture, this is also true of perennial crops such as olive trees, asparagus, many types of fruit, and grazing crops for animal consumption. However, agricultural grains, which make up over 70 percent of global croplands, are almost always annual crops that need to be replanted every year.
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Viewpoint: Here’s what ‘whole grain’ really means—and it’s not the health claim you’ve been told it is | Genetic Literacy Project

onsumers have been so saturated with vague marketing claims that nearly 50 percent can’t correctly identify what is claimed to be a “healthier” option on
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