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Breaking Ground: Lorena Gonzalez fast-forwards action on hunger using technology
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17.05.18
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Intrigued by the unique relationship food crops have to their geographical environment, Lorena Gonzalez dedicated her passion for geomatic technology to collect site-specific farm data that is revolutionizing the way researchers tackle hunger.
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