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A $1.5M Boost for Africa’s Soybean Future
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UMD Introduces New CRISPR 3.0 System for Highly Efficient Gene Activation in Plants

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Changes in Farming Practices Could Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions by 70% by 2036

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Untapped Rice Varieties Could Sustain Crop Supplies in Face of Climate Change

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Oxford Scientists Discover How to Alter Color and Ripening Rates of Tomatoes

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Pollinating Insects Can Help Soybean Yields

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Scientists Discover Five New Species of Listeria, Improving Food Safety

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Partnership Creates Biodefense Lab Focused on Food Security

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Symbiotic Bacteria in Root Cells may be Key to Producing Better Crops

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Fighting Food Insecurity by Building Better Beans

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Winning Gene Combination Takes All

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OSU Scientists Make Wheat Gene Discovery

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Innovative Platform Developed at Penn State Monitors Pests, Predicts Problems

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Researchers Show New Holistic Approach to Genetics and Plant Breeding

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Climate-Smart Ag Strategies May Cut Nitrous Oxide Emissions from Corn Production

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Agricultural Trade Across U.S. States can Mitigate Economic Impacts of Climate Change

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NIFA Invests $15.5M in Food and Agriculture Cyberinformatics Tools to Boost Agricultural Production

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Global Institute for Food Security Researchers at USask Help Map Canola Crop

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Tweaking Corn Kernels with CRISPR

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‘See-Through Soil’ Could Help Farmers Deal with Future Droughts

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Breeding Better Seeds: Healthy Food for More People

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Organic Practices to Increase Soybean Nutrients Could Benefit Farmers in Developing Countries

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UF Scientists Study How to Breed Faster-Growing Plants

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Protecting the Global Food Supply Chain

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Biotech Cotton Key to Eliminating Devastating Pest from U.S. and Mexico

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Florida Researchers Develop Corn that Can Weather Warming Planet

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Roadmap Offers Solutions For Future Of Food, Global Ag Innovation

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“Off Switch” During Error-Prone Cell Cycle Phase May Fix CRISPR’s Unwanted Changes Problem

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FFAR’s Precision Indoor Plants Consortium Launches Initial Lettuce Project

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Drones and AI Detect Soybean Maturity With High Accuracy

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How Plants Compete for Underground Real Estate Affects Climate Change and Food Production

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Tomato’s Wild Ancestor is a Genomic Reservoir for Plant Breeders

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Novel Haplotype-Led Approach to Increase the Precision of Wheat Breeding

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Study Generates First Genomic Atlas for Global Wheat Improvement

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Grant Enables First Nationwide Effort to Save Native Bees

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Plant Research Seals Importance of Microbes for Survival and Growth

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Researchers Recommend More Transparency for Gene-Edited Crops

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