Purdue researchers have identified several other keys to the success or failure of urban markets. Perceptions of agriculture don't reflect new reality, expert says Purdue agricultural economist Michael Boehlje says he was constantly having to explain to people how agriculture is changing at the end of the 20th century, so he listed the old concepts vs. the new concepts of agriculture. Farmers are no longer looking to produce a generic product, such as corn, but are interested in biologically producing unique products with a specific end use in mind, such as white corn for corn chips. Here are 14 Purdue experts who can discuss biotechnology research ranging from crops to viruses and issues ranging from policy to ethics. Please also let us know whether you would like to be removed from our postal mailing list.
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