Designing circularity into corn-soybean systems

Bruno Basso; James Jones; Tom Richard; Charles Sukup; Lalit Verma; Marty Matlock; Rabi Mohtar; Stephanie Herbstritt; Rafael Martinez-Feria

Designing circularity into corn-soybean systems

Bruno Basso
, James Jones
, Tom Richard
, Charles Sukup
, Lalit Verma
, Marty Matlock
, Rabi Mohtar
, Stephanie Herbstritt
, Rafael Martinez-Feria

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Abstract

Achieving sustainable, resilient, and productive circular systems will require significant planning by a broad group of stakeholders to develop appropriate policies and promote investment. By mapping inefficiencies, identifying losses and wastes, and using inputs with small environmental footprints, solutions can be identified, prioritized, and pursued in phases. Technologies already exist that can initiate the transformation or our current corm production and drying subsystems to circularity.

Original language	English (US)
Pages	10-14
Number of pages	5
Volume	28
No	2
Specialist publication	Resource: Engineering and Technology for Sustainable World
State	Published - Mar 2021

All Science Journal Classification (ASJC) codes

General Engineering
General Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Biotechnology

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