supply-chain
A supply chain is the interconnected network of processes—cultivation, harvesting, processing, and distribution—that moves agricultural products from field to end user. In plant science, understanding supply chains is essential for identifying bottlenecks in crop production, improving post-harvest handling, and reducing losses between farm and market. This knowledge also informs breeding and agronomic priorities, helping researchers develop crop varieties and practices that enhance yield stability, quality retention, and overall efficiency across the production pipeline.
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