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Scientists Map the Genetic Diversity of Soybean’s Most Damaging Pest
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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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Cornell Tool Connects Farmers to Walmart Climate Goals

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Farmers Find Measurable Improvements in Corn Portfolio After R&D Investment

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Corn and Other Crops are Not Adapted to Benefit from Elevated Carbon Dioxide Levels

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Study Sheds Light on the Importance of SNP

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Engineering Drought-Resistant Crops with Crassulacean Acid Metabolism (CAM) Photosynthesis

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New Evidence Emerges on How Plants Adapt to Different Climates

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USask Scientists Develop Model to Identify Best Lentils for Climate Change Impacts

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Iowa State University Scientists Advance Plant Breeding for Organic Industry

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Redefining Drought in the U.S. Corn Belt

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Scientists Predict Economically Important Traits of Crops

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Texas Tech, Nanjing Agricultural Research Teams Make Plant Nutrient Delivery Breakthrough

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Unsticking a Sticky Situation

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Mutant Tomato Helps to Crack the Secrets of Fruiting

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Wild Cousins May Help Crops Battle Climate Change

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UC Davis to Lead New Artificial Intelligence Institute for Next-Generation Food Systems

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Nanotechnology and the Future of Rice: Borlaug Scholar Tia Dunbar

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Chocolate Pudding Fruit, Anyone? We Talk Fruit Breeding with Zara York

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#NAPB 2020: Dave Bubeck and Richard Pratt on Public-Private Cooperation

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Talking Soybeans with Borlaug Scholars William Singer and Clayton Carley

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Sitting Down with the 2020 NAPB Award Winners

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Just the Flax: NAPB Borlaug Scholar David Tork

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