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<p>Sergio Rubin, a retired researcher from the Agricultural Research Foundation of Rio Grande do Sul, stands in one of his oat fields in Júlio de Castilhos, southern Brazil. He grows oats as a cover crop to keep moisture and nutrients in the soil in between soy seasons. (Image: Daniel Marenco / Diálogo Chino)</p>
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