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By Land and Air, Students to Detect Crop Diseases With Tech

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Lack of Crop Diversity and Increasing Dependence on Pollinators May Threaten Food Security

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Heat, Salt, Drought: This Barley Can Withstand the Challenges of Climate Change

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Improved Model Could Help Scientists Better Predict Crop Yield, Climate Change Effects

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Texas A&M AgriLife Research Receives $1.7 Million-Plus from USDA to Combat Citrus Greening

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Cover Crop Corner: It’s Time to Ditch Dixie

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Study Debunks Wheat Myths

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Scientists Develop Climate-Ready Wheat That Can Survive Drought Conditions

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Speeding Breeding and Other Ways of Feeding 10 Billion People

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Angenendt Retires from Deutsche Saatveredelung AG

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CABI to Analyze the Impacts of Crop Pests and Diseases Which Threaten Global Food Security

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Research Decodes Plant Defense System, With an Eye on Improving Farming and Medicine

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K-State Builds Facility to Test Effect of High Nighttime Temperatures on Wheat

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Scientists Stack Algorithms to Improve Predictions of Yield-Boosting Crop Traits

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Images from Space Could Help Farmers Grow Better Wheat Varieties

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Genetic Discovery May Improve Corn Quality and Yields

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Mathematician Makes Nematode Control Breakthrough for Wheat Growers

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ISU Seed Scientist Working to Control Highly Contagious Tomato Virus

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Cryptic Mutation Is Cautionary Tale for Crop Gene Editing

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Kansas State University Researchers Find New Clues for Improving Wheat

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Peanut Genome Sequenced With Unprecedented Accuracy

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Astronauts Might Soon Grow Space Tomatoes

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How Fungi “Taste” Wheat Could Hold Key in Crop Disease Fight

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Indonesian Scientists Develop New Crops for Farmers Using Nuclear Science

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Neonics Hinder Bees’ Ability to Fend off Mites: U of G Study

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Neonics Hinder Bees’ Ability to Fend off Mites: U of G Study

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Plants grow less in hotter temperatures

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Insect-Deterring Sorghum Compounds May Be Eco-Friendly Pesticide

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The Future of Agriculture is Computerized

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Crop Yield in Maize Influenced By Unexpected Gene ‘Moonlighting’

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McSteen Lab Finds a New Gene Essential for Making Ears of Corn

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Old for New, Using Ancient Genetic Variation to Supercharge Wheat

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An Easier Way to Engineer Plants

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K-State Joins Heartland Plant Innovations to Explore Breeding Platform for Organic Wheat

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Healing Grain: Scientists Develop Wheat that Fights Celiac Disease

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Getting to Mars May Happen Only If We Can Grow Food in Space

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