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The Oil War in Your Kitchen
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Unraveling of 58-Year-Old Corn Gene Mystery May Have Plant Breeding Implications

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Rakesh Kumar Loves Cantaloupe, but Gives Cucumber and Watermelon a Fair Shake, Too

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Allen Van Deynze Loves the Fact He’s Not Deprived of Cucurbits Anymore

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Pre-Breeding 101

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New CRISPR-based Technology Developed to Control Pests With Precision-Guided Genetics

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Should Researchers Engineer A Spicy Tomato?

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Researcher’s Experiment Sends Engineered Plants to the International Space Station

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Gene Identified With a Key Role in Plant Adaptation to Fluctuating Soil Salinity Levels

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New Study Will Track How Trade Wars Affect the Midwest

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Using ‘Wild Genes’ to Breed Robust Lettuce

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Computer Model Uses Data to Help Producers Predict Wheat Forage Success

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It’s Like GoPro with the Bees!

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Rice Plants that Grow as Clones from Seed

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Big Picture Look at Climate Change Impact on U.S. Agriculture

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Researcher Says Anti-GMO Sentiment has Repercussions for Developing World

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New Insights in Rust Resistance in Wheat

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Jason Argyris Owes his Career to a Neighbor with a Really Big Garden

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Researchers Generate Plants with Enhanced Drought Resistance Without Penalizing Growth

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Inari Introduces World’s First Seed Foundry

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Hot temperatures Can Trigger an RNA Response in Plants

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Key Gene Find Could Enable Development of Disease-Resistant Crops

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Protect Wheat Yields

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The Indians of the Ecuadorian Amazon Were Using Cocoa 5,300 Years Ago

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Fertilizers’ Impact On Soil Health Compared

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How Plants Cope With Stress

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Pink Bollworm Eradication Saving Cotton Farmers in Yearly Control Costs

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High Biomass Sorghums Can Compete Under Water-Stressed Circumstances

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Grass Genes Tapped to Breed Better Crops

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Study Reveals How Climate Change Could Cause Global Beer Shortages

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Clemson Researchers Optimizing Pulse and Cereal Crops for Organic Production

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Pioneering Biologists Create a New Crop Through Genome Editing

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Kansas Wheat Commission to Fund Gene Editing Research at Kansas State University

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Researching to Infinity and Beyond

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Adam Bolton has Great Career Advice — and a Firm Opinion on Ranch Dressing

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Clemson Researcher Studying In-Field Variability on Cotton Yields and Quality

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Food Scientist Receives NIFA Grant to Improve Oat Quality

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Seeds Are Smarter Than We Think and So Are Today’s Treatments

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A Real and Profitable Need: Your Path to Becoming a Registered Seed Technologist

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You Can’t Fake Caring

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Seeing the Whole Season: How Continuous Crop Modeling Is Changing Plant Breeding

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Independent Voices, Independent Momentum: A Conversation With IPSA’s Incoming President

CSGA Executive Director Doug Miller to Step Down in March

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