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Reseeding the Green Revolution
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1997
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EngineeringAgricultural EconomicsSustainable DevelopmentGreen InnovationEnvironmental EconomicsEnvironmental PlanningCrop VarietiesSustainable AgricultureSustainable Crop ProductionGreen RevolutionPublic HealthRepeat PerformanceCrop ProductionGreen TransitionHigh-yielding VarietiesCrop YieldModern Plant VarietiesAgricultural HistoryGreen GrowthAgricultural TechnologySustainabilitySustainable Production
High-yielding varieties of wheat, rice, and maize helped double world grain production in the 1960s and 1970s. A repeat performance is now needed, and that will require a new commitment to agricultural research and redoubled efforts to bring modern plant varieties and new agricultural technologies to areas of the world that did not participate in the original Green Revolution.