The summer 2023 issue of Grow magazine is online! Feature stories include

• Can Farm Fields Pull Carbon from Sky to Soil?
  A CALS agronomy group is partnering with farmers on a 10-year study to find out if improved agricultural practices can really sequester carbon and help fight climate change.

• Viral Copy Machine Revealed
  A UW research team uses cryo-EM to render a stunningly detailed 3D blueprint of a complex genome replication apparatus found inside RNA viruses.
  
  
• Representative Science
  Judith Simcox and her colleagues look to diversify the pool of researchers — and the questions they’re asking — to get answers that address health care disparities.

Other topics: nondairy frozen desserts, food label effects on consumer behavior, human impact on animal encounters, civet coffee (without the poop), transforming weeds to energy through gene editing, a research fellowship funded by Leinenkugel’s, and more.

And don’t forget the Final Exam. Can you ace the test for a chance to win a gift box of cheese from the Babcock Dairy Store? Good luck!

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