Norman Borlaug has been called		called triticale.
When he attended the University of Minnesota		decided to pursue plant pathology.
After hearing about plant diseases he		opposed Borlaug and tried to stop his work.
The Rockefeller Foundation appointed him to		produce a much larger crop on the same ground.
In Mexico he developed a strain of wheat		India and Pakistan where people were starving.
Because of his work farmers could		he studied forestry.
Borlaug took his new wheat seed to		the father of the "Green Revolution".
He developed a new grain		which had large heads and would not fall over.
Some environmentalists have		a position to work in Mexico to improve crops.
Borlaug taught and researched		more human lives than any other person in history.
In 1970 he was awarded		the Nobel Peace Prize.
Some people credit Borlaug with saving		at Texas A and M University for 25 years.