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Corteva Agriscience, Environmental Protection Agency, Global Institute for Food Security, Innovation, National Family Farm Coalition, Natural Resources Defense Council, Science and Economic Development, and University of Saskatchewan
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agri-food exports, agri-food technology, Applied Research, barriers to commercialization, Canada's agri-food industry, Economic Strategy Tables, global food security, glyphosate chemical, herbicide-resistant technology, innovation-to-commercialization process, regulatory barriers, social barriers to innovation, and university-industry research collaboration
Social science research project aims to accelerate commercialization in agri-food sector
Mark LoweyFebruary 12, 2020
The Global Institute for Food Security is providing $675,000 to the University of Saskatchewan for interdisciplinary social science research aimed at accelerating innovation-to-commercialization in Canada's agri-food sector. The research will look at why some innovative technologies don't get implemented and used, and how to improve social acceptance of new technologies.
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