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Researchers Develop Soybean Line with Stronger Resistance to Aphids and Mosaic Virus
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Illinois Researchers Say Higher Temperatures Spell Uncertainty for Sweet Corn

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UC Davis Calls on Citizen Scientists to Spread Native Plant Seeds

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The Battle with Corn Rootworm

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Breeders Rely on Crop’s Wild Relatives for New Varieties — But They Could be in Danger

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Wild Relatives: The Building Blocks for Crop Diversity in Corn and Beyond

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McKena Lipham Wants You to Know About Teff

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Wayne Smith Says Plant Breeders Need to Get the Word Out

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Can Weather Predict Soybean Traits? Liza Van der Laan Thinks So

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For Luis Salazar, a Love of Plant Breeding Began at Hobby Lobby

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Mary-Francis LaPorte is all About the Data

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Texas Tech Maximizes Sorghum Yields with $1.6 Million Grant

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How the Night Sky Helped Emmanuel Gonzalez Love Plant Breeding

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Anju Biswas Wants to Ensure Alfalfa can Grow in Florida

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Mitchell Kent Makes a Sorghum Discovery

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The Bad Side of Growing up on a Farm Made Sam McDonald Want to be in Plant Science

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Gurleen Kaur on Why the George Washington Carver Scholars Program is so Important

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Cassie Newman on Why There’s More to Peanuts Than You Think

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Mario Carlone Says to Keep a Broad Germplasm Portfolio

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Duke Pauli Says it’s Possible to Talk to Plants

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Soil Temperature is One Step Ahead of Future Pest Spread

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Fake News is All Around Us

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As Summer Comes to a Close, Farmers Face Drought and Production Challenges

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Research Results in Mathematical Model That Predicts Plants’ Response to Climate Change

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The First-Ever-On-Seed Nitrogen Hits the Market

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Mandatory Labeling Could Impact Sales of GE Products

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Soybean Cyst Nematode Getting You Down? New Technologies are Here to Help

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Urban Crops Could Surpass Conventional Farming in Yields

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Edgar Sierra Orozco Might Have Hit a Tomato Resistance Target Bullseye

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Patricio Munoz and the Search for a Better Blueberry

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Why the Illinois Crop Improvement Association’s Counter-Season Services are a Powerful Tool

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Improved Tomato Varieties Impact Global Food Security

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Corn’s Wild Relative Comes to the Rescue

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New Methodology Could Predict Soil Recovery After Wildfires

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Researchers Uncover Just How Harmful Lead in Soil is for Humans

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Scoular Adopts New Soybean Trait

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Maize Can Adapt to High Elevations and Cold Temperatures Thanks to New Gene

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