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Hemp Research Takes Over the U.S.

U.S. hemp research is booming! Learn about the new opportunities for hemp farmers, the potential...
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Plant’s Immune Systems are Stronger Than We Think

Plants have stronger immune systems than we thought! Learn how plants fight off disease and...
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New Gene Cracks the Code for Self-Pollination in Plants

New research reveals a gene that enables plants to self-pollinate, unlocking the potential for more...
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Could A Spanish Study End Public GMO Arguments?

A Spanish study could end public GMO arguments: learn how this research could revolutionize the...
Canada

Harness the Power of Mentorship by Supporting Young Scientists

Mentorship is a powerful tool for young scientists. Learn how to support them and help...
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Why the Industry’s Future is in the Cloud

Agriculture is rapidly evolving with cloud technology. Learn how cloud computing is revolutionizing the industry...
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Illinois Team Significantly Improves BioCro Software for Growing Virtual Crops

A team from Illinois has developed a new version of Biocro software to help farmers...
Europe

UK’s First Measurements of Nitrogen Added by Legumes to a Crop Production System

UK researchers measure nitrogen added by legumes to crop production system for the first time....
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Gene Important in Soybean Protein Content Found After 30-Year Search

After 30 years of searching, scientists have discovered a gene that is key to increasing...
Canada

New Research Shows GM Crops Could Significantly Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions

New research shows GM crops could reduce greenhouse gas emissions by up to 25%. Learn...
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The Future of U.S. Corn, Soybean and Wheat Production Depends on Sustainable Groundwater Use

Sustainable groundwater use is essential for the future of US corn, soybean, and wheat production....
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Peanut Researchers Create Disease-Resistant Hybrids

Peanut researchers have developed disease-resistant hybrids to help farmers increase yields. Learn more about this...
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Contaminated Leafy Greens Turn Purple, says Purdue Research

Purdue researchers have discovered a new way to detect contaminated leafy greens: they turn purple!...
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California Research Says Black Eyed Peas Could Help Eliminate Need for Fertilizer

Research in California shows that black-eyed peas can help reduce the need for fertilizer in...
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Fighting Weeds in a Changing World

Organic weed control strategies for a changing climate. Learn how to protect your crops and...
Canada

$1.14 Million Going to New Canola Research

1.14 million dollars is being invested in new canola research to help farmers increase yields...
Canada

43 Research Projects Will Get a Boost Thanks to New Funding

43 Canadian research projects to receive funding boost to advance innovation and discovery. Support for...
U.S.

Scientists Breeding Citrus Tolerant of Deadly Disease

Scientists develop citrus trees that are resistant to deadly disease, providing hope for the future...
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Seed World’s 10 Most Innovative Products

Discover the 10 most innovative products of 2021, from Seed World's list of the best...
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Research Continues to Uncover Ways to Combat Sudden Death Syndrome

Research uncovers new ways to fight Sudden Death Syndrome in plants. Learn how scientists are...
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Unlocking the Cotton Genome: Space-bound Research ‘Large Step’

Unlock the secrets of the cotton genome with space-bound research - a large step forward...
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Protecting Fruit and Vegetable Industry Through Smart Surfaces, Coatings

Smart surfaces and coatings can help protect the fruit and vegetable industry from pests and...
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Ohio Research Says to Give Ugly Food a Chance

Ugly food can be just as nutritious and delicious as its more aesthetically pleasing counterparts....
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New “Onion Devourer” Bacteria Found by UGA Researchers

UGA researchers discover new bacteria that can devour onions, offering potential solutions to food waste...
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New Guide Helps Combat Damping-Off and Root and Stem Rot of Cucurbits

Learn how to protect your cucurbit crops from damping off and root and stem rot...
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Scientists Developed Gene-Edited Barley that Could Better Your Beer

Scientists have developed gene-edited barley that could improve the taste and quality of beer. Try...
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Illinois Research Shows Crops Have Drought ‘Memory’ to Help Reduce Yield Loss

Crops in Illinois have been found to have a drought memory that helps them reduce...
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Latham Hi-Tech Seeds Partners with the Iowa Soybean Research Center

Latham Hi-Tech Seeds partners with the Iowa Soybean Research Center to provide farmers with the...
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Slow and Steady Wilting Makes for Better Soybeans

Slow and steady wilting makes for better soybeans. Learn how to maximize soybean quality with...
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Researchers Tackling “Tar Spot” Threat to U.S. Corn

Researchers develop new strategies to combat Tar Spot, a fungal disease that threatens US corn...
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Fusarium Wilt of Cotton More Aggressive and Diverse than Previously Understood

Fusarium wilt of cotton is more aggressive and diverse than previously thought. Learn how to...
U.S.

Tight Agriculture Chemical Supply, High Prices Could Impact 2022 Growing Season Purdue Researchers Say

Purdue researchers warn of tight ag chemical supply & high prices impacting 2022 growing season....
Canada

Canadian Team Nabs Borlaug Stewardship Award for Innovation in Wheat Rust Research

Canadian team wins prestigious Borlaug Stewardship Award for innovative wheat rust research. Recognizing their efforts...
U.S.

Partnership Enables AI Technology to Predict Growing Season Challenges

AI technology predicts growing season challenges to help farmers plan ahead. Partnership between SW Global...
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Earlier Planted Beans Could Boost Seed Treatment Sales

Early planting of beans could increase seed treatment sales. Learn how to maximize yield and...
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Bacteria Enters Through Natural Openings at Edges of Corn Leaves to Cause Goss’s Wilt

Bacteria enters through natural openings in corn leaves to cause Goss's Wilt. Learn how to...
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