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The University of Missouri Ag Tech Program is helping students stay ahead of the curve!

February 05, 2025 02:54 PM

Staying ahead of the curve!

The University of Missouri Ag Tech Program is preparing students to do just that, keeping them up to date on all things ag innovation.

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