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Desert Survivor Offers Clues to Growing Crops in Extreme Heat
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FOUND: The ‘Missing Link” of Corn’s Jump into North America

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Researchers Identify ‘Sweet’ New Pathways to Seed Growth

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A New Weapon Against Italian Ryegrass

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New Genetic Discoveries in Snap Beans Offer Hope for Herbicide Tolerance

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Collaboration Using Light-Based Technology to Improve Inbred Corn Seed Performance

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Legumes and Bacteria Working Together

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Corn Study Reveals New Methods for Hybrid Success Prediction

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Antibacterial Pesticides?

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Something Exciting is Happening in Carbon Sequestration, and it’s Going to Have a Big Impact on Plant Breeding

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California’s $59 Billion Agriculture Sector Urged to Adapt to Climate Change

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Turning Weeds into Winners: The CoverCress Success Story

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Hidden Mechanisms in Plant Resilience

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Could Bioengineered Plants Produce Their Own Nitrogen?

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Japan Confirms No Cross-Contamination Between GM and Non-GM Crops

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Collaborating to Improve Peanuts in Africa

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Which Biofuels Crops Work Best and Where?

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Precision and Practicality: On Day 3 of its Conference, the NAPB Seeks to Reinvent Breeding

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“Forever Chemicals” Increasing in U.S. Pesticides

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Combating Tar Spot in Corn

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From Darwin to Draft: Takeaways from NAPB Day 2

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Corn Grower Warns of “Perfect Storm”

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Wild plants and crops aren’t always happy neighbors

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Unlocking the Power of Mixed Cover Crops

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The Future of Breeding Lies in Embracing AI, says NAPB Award Winner Tabare Abadie

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Innovation on the Way for Pennycress and Camelina

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Expanding Climate-Smart Ag Through Agroforestry Systems

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Secrets of Barley’s Evolution in a 95-Year-Old Experiment

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Mosses Ferns, Liverworts and Algae May Offer Hope in Crop Protection

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Americans are a Little Clueless About Upcoming Farm Bill

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Weaker Ocean Circulation Could Accelerate Climate Change, Impact Crop Vitality

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Soil Productivity in High-Intensity Crop Systems

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Low-Cost Soil Nitrate Sensors For Better Nutrient Management

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USDA Invests $70 Million in Agricultural Projects

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Plant Breeding for Climate Change – Carbon Sequestration

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Laser Beams and 3-D Printing Improving Crops

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NC State Introduces AI Crop Analysis Tools

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Copa-Cogeca: Organic Framework Proposal Progress, But Key Gaps Remain

AI, Simulation, and the New Reality of Predictive Plant Breeding

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CRISPR Switch Boosts Wheat Yield and Resistant Starch

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