What does IGPA stand for?

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Idaho Grain Producers Association

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Duane Grant, a past president of the Idaho Grain Producers Association and national biotech committee member who farms several thousand acres of wheat and other crops near Rupert, Idaho, recommends developing a marketing system to "accommodate and monetize" unique market preferences.

Wheat's tightrope: growers balance technological advances with ...