The American Peanut Research and Education Society is a professional society for those who have a passion for studying and promoting the peanut, the legume that was once described as “unpredictable.” APRES relies heavily on individuals to carry out the administration and leadership of our society. The publication of our peer-reviewed journal, Peanut Science, is one of the areas that consumes considerable time and effort. We owe a debt of gratitude to both Dr. Timothy Grey and Mrs. Kim Cutchins for the work they have done on our behalf in publishing our journal that provides a real niche for our research and our audience, the peanut community.
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