; (D) public cultivars and animal breeds bred to enhance the nutritional and health outcomes of local and Indigenous populations; (E) public cultivars and animal breeds of Indigenous and place-based importance that are endangered; and (F) public cultivars and animal breeds with beneficial and compatible characteristics and behaviors for dual-use renewable energy-agricultural systems. (3) Grants The Secretary shall ensure that the terms and renewal process for any competitive grants made under subsection (b) in accordance with paragraph (1) facilitate the development and commercialization of public cultivars and animal breeds through long-term grants not less than 5 years in length. (4) Requirement for domestic production No person that receives title to a plant patent or plant variety protection relating to any public cultivar or animal breed developed using funds received under this subsection, and no assignee of any such person, shall grant to any person the exclusive right to use or sell that public cultivar or animal breed unless that person agrees that any cultivars or animals embodying the public cultivar or animal breed or produced through the use of the public cultivar or animal breed will be produced substantially in the United States. (5) Report Not later than October 1 of each year, the Secretary shall submit to Congress a report that provides information on all public cultivar and animal breeding research funded by the Department of Agriculture, including— (A) a list of public cultivars and animal breeds developed and released in a commercially available form; (B) areas of high-priority research; (C) identified research gaps relating to public cultivar and animal breed development