World-first research reveals ancient crop secrets

SCIENTISTS from The University of Queensland are undertaking world-first research into ancient wheats to ensure the crop's future.

World-first research reveals ancient crop secrets

World-first research reveals ancient crop secrets

World-first research reveals ancient crop secrets

World-first research reveals ancient crop secrets

World-first research reveals ancient crop secrets

30 March 2016
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Queensland Alliance for Agriculture and Food Innovation's Dr Lee Hickey said humans domesticated wheat about 10,000 years ago.

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