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$40M Investment Expands Agronomy Research Capacity at Oklahoma State
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Pre-Planting Weather Answers Important Question: How Much Spring Nitrogen Should You Apply?

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UAV Technology Works to Enhance Rice Selection and Breeding

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U.S. Corn Belt on Climate Change’s Path of Destruction

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Oats: The Silver-Lining for Celiac Disease and Gluten Intolerance

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The Borlaug Scholarship Helped These 3 Become Better Plant Breeders

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Study Highlights Role of Duplicated Genes in Breeding

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Space-Grown Lettuce Could Help Astronauts Avoid Bone Loss

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Auburn University Hosts Inaugural Conference to Integrate AI into Agriculture

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You Can Help Bolster Vegetable Breeding by Mentoring Young Plant Breeders

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An Aromatic Tomato Could be Looming, says Florida Researchers

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New Software from CAES Improves Accuracy of DNA Sequence Analysis

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Genome Reconstruction Opens Doors to the Transformation of Potato Breeding

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Benefits of Cover Crops Extend to Dry Areas

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Survey Says: Consumers Want Food Made with U.S. Crops

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Alternative Proteins Opens Avenues to New Crops

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Why Mentoring the Young Stars of Plant Science is About More Than Just Plant Breeding

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Research Shows Hemp’s Potential as Cash Crop

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Can a Deluge Compensate for Losses in Productivity and Carbon Uptake During a Drought?

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Announcing NWG AMPLIFYTM : A Genetic Trait That Doubles Hemp Yields.

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New Variety Will Help Farmers Increase Sorghum Yields

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Under the Hood: How Environment and Genomes Interact in Plant Development

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Sunflower Yields are Higher Than They’ve Ever Been, and so is Demand

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Sunflower Yields are Higher Than They’ve Ever Been, and so is Demand

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Nebraska Study Finds Climate, Field Management Hold Keys to Increased Crop Yields

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Farmers Ask for More Data on Cover Crops

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Seed World’s 10 Most Innovative Products: Honorable Mentions

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USDA Says Terrestrial Fungus May Be Key To Farming In Space

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Research Aims to Increase Crop Drought Tolerance Using Biotechnology

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Sustainable Farming: There’s no One Solution

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USDA NASS Conducts its First Hemp Acreage and Production Survey

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Soybean Study Designs and Implements a More Effective and Less Toxic Bio-fungicide

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$3M Grant Funds Cover Crop Breeding for Organic Farmers

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Sweet Corn Yield Gain Over 80 Years Leaves Room for Improvement

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Researchers Team Up to Look At Benefits of Ag Technologies on Quality of Life

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Oregon State Receives $10 Million Grant to Study Hemp Market in Western US

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New Grant Will Help ISU Researchers Break New Ground with Perennial Cover Crops

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