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Evan Rocheford, left, and his father, Torbert Rocheford, the Patterson Endowed Chair and professor of agronomy in Purdue University-College of Agriculture, say the company NutraMaize is intended to bring the benefits of orange corn to the United States.
Agriculture company NutraMaize has received a three-year $460,455 Laying Hen and Turkey Research Program grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture's National Institute of Food and Agriculture.
NutraMaize, an agriculture company, recently received a three-year $460,455 grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture's National Institute of Food and Agriculture.
Steve Martin is a writer for the Purdue Research Foundation.
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Evan Rocheford, left, and his father, Torbert Rocheford, the Patterson Endowed Chair and professor of agronomy in Purdue University-College of Agriculture, say the company NutraMaize is intended to bring the benefits of orange corn to the United States.
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