Yes. The food genome strategy will be coordinated and directed and the outcomes will be focused on economically significant plants, animals, and microbes and will ensure that all the funding under the program will be directed at achieving results that ultimately will yield us the greatest economic returns.
Discussing the food genome strategy and its economic implications.
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