In this video, Dr. Bruce Bugbee explores research on the role of UV and infrared light in plant growth and its impact on cannabis synthesis. Dr. Bugbee also touches on the usefulness of infrared light and recommendations for monitoring plant temperatures.

Athena Ag, Inc is honored to be partnering with Dr. Bruce Bugbee and his research team to promote plant eduction to cultivators as well as more extensive research and development on existing and new potential products coming to market.

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About Dr. Bruce Bugbee:
Dr. Bruce Bugbee is an American scientist with a prestigious educational and research background with degrees from the University of Minnesota (Bachelor of Science), University of California, Davis (Master of Science), and Penn State University (Ph.D.). His work includes research into space farming with NASA to help develop regenerative life support systems. He and his students developed a dwarf variety of wheat that has been used in several studies on the Space Station, and he is currently working with NASA to study the use of fiber optics for growing plants in space.

After 34-years Dr, Bugbee is still located at Utah State University, where he is the Director of the Crop Physiology Laboratory. Athena is proud to be partnering with him in our pursuit of commitment; to never stop innovating. Innovation distinguishes a leader from a follower. Partnering with Dr. Bruce Bugbee at Utah State University allows Athena access to a team of research analysts running trials for various studies. Results to further develop better products and more consistent methods of cultivating the plant we all love.

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