Report on Business spent some time talking about the peach breeding process, as well as some of the challenges facing Ontario tender fruit and fruit-tree development, with Vineland‘s Dr. Jay Subramanian. Jay’s passion for his research is legendary among his colleagues and students in the University of Guelph SPARK program who’ve covered him. The photo here of Jay was taken at Vineland by photographer Martin Schwalbe.
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