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While discussions about the future of the bioeconomy often focus on technology, a growing challenge is beneath the surface: finding and developing the workforce needed to build it.
Advances in biotechnology, fermentation, synthetic biology, and bioprocess engineering are creating new pathways to produce materials, chemicals, ingredients, and fuels from renewable resources.
From advances in seed technology and precision agriculture to the development of new crop markets, farmers have consistently found ways to meet changing demand while improving productivity.