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🌱 Foundation for Advanced Training in Plant Breeding (ATPBR) Breeding for Prosperity The Foundation for Advanced Training in Plant Breeding (ATPBR) is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to strengthening plant breeding research and capacity building in India and globally. 🔬 About ATPBR: ATPBR works in close collaboration with industries, institutions, NGOs, and government organizations associated with the seed industry. The foundation aspires to train plant breeding professionals at regional and global levels and actively supports collaborative initiatives for sustainable agricultural development. 🎯 Our Vision: To strengthen plant breeding research through advanced training and contribute to Sustainable Development Goals for the new millennium. 🚀 Our Mission: To facilitate public–private partnerships in India and globally in the seed industry, promote cutting-edge plant breeding research, and nurture young plant breeders through capacity building programs.

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