SBC Priority Areas and Initiatives

The Stakman-Borlaug Center unites plant health experts from the University of Minnesota, other institutions, industry partners and stakeholder groups to provide science-based solutions that solve challenges to global crop production and ecosystem health. The SBC provides research, outreach, and education leadership in three priority areas:

 

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SBC Priority Areas and Initiatives

Global Sustainable Crop Production

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Working around the globe, SBC scientists address challenges to crop production and build scientific research capacity. Global Sustainable Crop Production Initiatives >> 

Plant Genetic Resources

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Finding genetic solutions that enhance crop resilience to stresses, reduce agricultural inputs and improve the livelihood of farmers and other stakeholders. Plant Genetic Resources Initiatives >> 

UMN Plant Education Group

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The University of Minnesota Plant Education Group (PlantEd) cultivates connections between people, plants, food and the environment through research-based education and outreach. University of Minnesota Plant Education Group >>