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U.S. farmers adopt perennial Kernza grain amid drought

U.S. farmers are trying perennial Kernza grain in response to drought conditions. No wider crop failure or food-supply disruption is indicated.

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The shift reflects pressure on agricultural production from drought, though broader consequences are not established.

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