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Jim Dyck of Oat Advantage stands in a green oat plot near a red and grey barn, making the case for an oat variety use agreement.
Jim Dyck is one of a handful of private oat breeders in Western Canada. A variety takes 10 to 15 years. His answer is $2 an...
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