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Insights for inclusive upstream engagement with migrant farmworkers in agriculture: A case study from the US-Mexico border
Amid climate change, plant biotechnologies are being developed to enhance the efficiency and sustainability of agricultural systems. However, their social and ethical implications remain underexplored through upstream engagement, which refers to the early engagement and involvement of stakeholders t
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