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This article discusses the importance of modern technology in agriculture due to the rapidly growing human population and the need to meet the increasing demand for food. The article focuses on a new technology called Speed Breeding, which aims to accelerate crop improvement by shortening the agricultural breeding cycle through rapid generation advancement. Speed breeding involves the manipulation of environmental conditions under which crop genotypes are grown to accelerate flowering and seed set, enabling breeders to produce multiple generations of plants in a single year. By manipulating the plant's environment and growth conditions, breeders can accelerate the breeding process and produce new varieties of plants much faster. The benefits of speed breeding are numerous, including increased efficiency, faster response to changing market demands, and the development of plants with desirable trait.
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Sonalde Desai India's population data and a tale of two projection The Hindu news articles July 2021
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