Project AgGrad seeks to address root causes of world hunger in developing countries by providing highly motivated and trained leaders in production agriculture.

Project AgGrad provides the funding for a fellowship at the University of Minnesota while the students work toward a graduate degree (Master’s or PhD). The students come from developing countries and then return home to work on food production for the rest of their career. They in turn educate others, conduct research, supervise other graduate students in their countries, mentor farmer groups, work with volunteer and professional groups, and give leadership in thousands of ways.

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