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Assistant Agronomy Editor for @SuccessfulFarm | Maryland raised | Oklahoma State grad 🎓 | Passionate about agriculture, dessert and Harry Styles
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How Oklahoma Grass Made It to the FIFA World Cup Final

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By Chelsea Dinterman Verified
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Before they ever make it to the World Cup, soccer players endure years of rigorous testing to ensure they’re fit to play on the sport’s biggest stage. In research fields across the nation, the turf beneath their feet faced the same trials. Tahoma 31, a bermudagrass developed by Oklahoma State University (OSU), is used in three of the World Cup stadiums — including MetLife Stadium where the final will be held on Sunday, July 19.
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Why Saving Historic Seed Varieties Matters More Than Ever for Farmers

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By Chelsea Dinterman Verified
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Buried deep within a mountainside on a Norwegian island, more than 1.3 million seed varieties from around the world are locked away for safekeeping. First opened in 2008, the Svalbard Global Seed Vault acts as a type of insurance for other gene banks. The seeds there are stored at minus 4°F, ensuring they remain viable for decades to come. “It’s the largest living collection of biodiversity in the world,” said Cary Fowler, an academic and diplomat who helped establish the seed vault.
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The Importance of Genetic Conservation

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By Chelsea Dinterman Verified
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Buried deep within a mountainside on a Norwegian island, more than 1.3 million seed varieties from around the world are locked away for safekeeping. First opened in 2008, the Svalbard Global Seed Vault acts as a type of insurance for other gene banks. The seeds there are stored at minus 4°F, ensuring they remain viable for decades to come. “It’s the largest living collection of biodiversity in the world,” said Cary Fowler, an academic and diplomat who helped establish the seed vault.
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