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New Advances in Apomixis Research at KeyGene Published

KeyGene researchers have published new findings on apomixis, a form of asexual reproduction in plants....
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University of Kentucky to Explore Surprising Yield Bump

UK researchers explore why yields of some crops increased in 2020, despite challenging conditions. Discover...
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Genomes Published for Major Agricultural Weeds

Genomes of two major agricultural weeds, Palmer amaranth and common waterhemp, have been published, providing...
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Climate Change Could Increase Rice Yields

Climate change could increase rice yields, according to a new study. Learn how rising temperatures...
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UNH Researcher to Develop New Gene Editing Tools

UNH researcher to develop new gene editing tools to improve crop yields and reduce environmental...
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University of Georgia Mountain Research and Education Center Becomes a Seed Bank Location

UGA's Mountain Research and Education Center is now a seed bank, providing access to rare...
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Newly Identified Gene Grants Tomatoes Resistance to Bacterial Speck Disease

Tomatoes can now resist bacterial speck disease thanks to a newly identified gene. Learn how...
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Biological Control Agents Can Protect Soybeans from Sudden Death Syndrome

Learn how biological control agents can help protect soybeans from Sudden Death Syndrome. Find out...
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USDA Breaks Ground on New Agricultural Research Technology Center in Salinas, California

USDA breaks ground on new agricultural research & technology center in Salinas, CA. Center will...
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Plant Scientists Study the Interaction of Heat Stress Responses in Corn

Plant scientists study how heat stress affects corn growth. Learn how they are using genetic...
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USDA-NIFA and NSF Establish Network of AI Research Institutes

USDA, NIFA, and NSF partner to create a network of AI research institutes to advance...
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Sorghum Studied for Beer-Brewing Potential and Public Use

Sorghum is being studied for its potential to be used in beer brewing and for...
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First Food-Grade Intermediate Wheatgrass Released

Introducing the first food-grade intermediate wheatgrass! Learn about the benefits of this new product and...
U.S.

Smartphones Prove To Be Time-Saving Analytical Tools

Smartphones are more than just a communication device - they can save time and help...
Europe

Groundbreaking Research to Develop Soil Carbon Sequestration Monitoring System

Groundbreaking research to develop a soil carbon sequestration monitoring system to help reduce global warming....
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Canadian Lab Offering GMO Testing Solutions Expands State of the Art Facility

Canadian lab expands state-of-the-art facility to offer GMO testing solutions for food safety and quality...
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Biofuels Project Led by John Sedbrook Awarded $13 Million from DOE

John Sedbrook's biofuel project awarded $13M from DOE to develop renewable energy sources. Project to...
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ARS Launches Website Highlighting Research Impacting People Around the World

ARS launches website to showcase research impacting people around the world. Learn how ARS is...
Europe

IRTA Granted Official Permission to Grow Cannabis Plants for Research

The Institute of Research and Technology in Spain has been granted official permission to grow...
U.S.

UC Riverside Research Team Fuels the Hemp Revolution

UC Riverside research team discovers new ways to revolutionize hemp production, unlocking potential for sustainable,...
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Researcher Highlights Trends in Consolidation of U.S. Agriculture

US agribusiness is consolidating, leading to fewer farms and larger companies. Learn how this affects...
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SDSU Breeders Have New Weapon to Fight Wheat Scab

SDSU breeders develop new fungicide to combat wheat scab, a major threat to wheat production....
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Site-Directed Mutagenesis in Wheat Via Haploid Induction by Maize

Learn how maize haploid induction can be used to create site-directed mutagenesis in wheat. This...
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UGA Researchers Discover Genes That Allow Bacteria to Resist Onion’s Natural Defenses

UGA researchers discover genes that allow bacteria to resist onions' natural defenses. Learn how these...
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Research Underscores Importance of Global Surveillance of Plant Pathogens

Research reveals the critical need for global surveillance of plant pathogens to protect food security....
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Soybean Research & Information Network Makes Research Accessible

Soybean Research Information Network (SRIN) makes research accessible to farmers, providing access to research data...
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New Research Reveals Antifungal Symbiotic Peptide In Legume

New research reveals a symbiotic peptide with antifungal properties in legumes, providing potential for new...
Europe

New Study Shows How Plants Regulate Their Growth-Inhibiting Hormones to Survive

Plants use hormones to regulate their growth and survive in harsh conditions. New study reveals...
U.S.

Project to Investigate Digital Ag’s Impacts on Rural America

Project to explore how digital ags are impacting rural America. Researchers to study how tech...
Europe

Rising Uncertainties from COVID-19 Cloud Medium-Term Agricultural Prospects

COVID-19 has caused rising uncertainties in the agricultural sector, clouding medium-term prospects. Learn more about...
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Breeding New Rice Varieties Will Help Farmers in Asia

Breed new rice varieties to help farmers in Asia increase yields & reduce costs. Learn...
Europe

Survey Shows Nearly 40% of Arable Soils ‘Degraded’

Nearly 40% of arable soils are degraded, according to a new survey. Learn more about...
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Research Says Cover Crops, No-Till Could Slow Climate Change

Cover crops and no-till farming could help slow climate change, according to new research. Learn...
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BASF and PowerPollen Collaborate in Research on Hybrid Wheat

BASF and PowerPollen collaborate to research hybrid wheat, aiming to improve yield and quality of...
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Space to Grow, or Grow in Space

Space exploration is the focus of this article, exploring the potential of growing plants in...
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Food Safety Investments Open New Markets

Investing in food safety can open up new markets for businesses. Learn how to ensure...
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