Arkansas Leads $3.57 Million National Effort to Improve Disease Resistance in Spinach

A team of scientists led by faculty with the Division of Agriculture was recently awarded a $3.57 million grant by the USDAto expedite the development of spinach cultivars that are resistant to fungal pathogens.

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