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Published: September 2024
Pages: 12
Archived - Producer Experiences with Proso Millet in the Inland Pacific Northwest
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Considered the sixth most important cereal crop worldwide, millets are used for food, feed, and forage. Five Pacific Northwest farmers share the challenges and successes they encountered while integrating proso millet into their cropping systems.
Page Count: 12
Published: September 2024
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SKU: TB101E
Category: Archived
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