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Food Production (Video) by UCTV

Oct 2, 201800:01:21Science & Medicine

Thanks to technology the farm of the future produces more food with less water and less impact on the environment and climate. And it also provides skilled careers for a new generation of farmworkers. Thats the vision be...

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