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🔒 From the FT: Anglo American's high-stakes bet on polyhalite

Beneath England's North York Moors, Anglo American aims to revolutionise agriculture with the Woodsmith project.

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Scientists plan to use a poisonous pea plant to solve a major world hunger issue: 'We are going to need crops that can cope'

"It seems there is no penalty from removing the toxin."

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How The Plant With A Toxic Past Can Become A Climate-Smart Crop Of Tomorrow

How The Plant With A Toxic Past Can Become A Climate-Smart Crop Of Tomorrow
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How a plant with a toxic past can become a climate-smart crop of tomorrow

How a plant with a toxic past can become a climate-smart crop of tomorrow
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UK scientists could make poisonous grass pea a valuable food crop | Science

Gene editing or selective breeding hold promise of a non-toxic variety of the protein-rich and drought-resistant plant

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