LITTLE ROCK — Reliance on agriculture makes rural communities vulnerable to economic volatility, but strong regional partnerships can help build resilience, according to agricultural economics researchers. Chrystol Thomas, assistant professor and extension specialist for community economic development in the department of agricultural economics at Texas A&M University and Frank Seo, assistant professor of rural development and […]
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