Research and agriculture: Challenging the public system

David B. Danbom

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Research, Science, and Academia Agricultural Research and Practices Educational Research and Science Teaching

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Abstract The publicly sponsored agricultural research system in the United States has always had to deal with the tension between public expectations and scientific practices and standards. The equilibrium it established between those two contradictory demands has been unraveling since the 1960s. The contemporary challenge to the system is to redefine its public and scientific roles in an environment of rapid scientific change and of public debate and disunity.

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