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Biochar May Protect Soil Health in Vegetable Crops

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From Seed to Sky: The Demand for Sustainable Aviation Fuel

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From Kenya to the Corn Belt 

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Drought-Resistant Crops: The Ones That Thrive Without Rain

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Why Climate Change is Making Rollercoaster Harvests the New Normal

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This Underground Secret is Shaping Crops in a Warming World

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17 Transatlantic Shipments Later, Canadian Crops Still Outperform Europe on Carbon

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Inside the Breeding Revolution Bringing Alfalfa Back From the Brink

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Top 5 Emerging Alfalfa Traits

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Six Feet of Sand, No Playbook

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Coffee. Beer. Genetics. This Plant Breeder’s Teaching Style is Anything but Boring

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Not Again: Let’s Talk Honestly About Insect Pollination

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Rewriting the Rules of Nitrogen for Corn

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Climate Change Cuts Global Crop Yields, Even When Farmers Adapt

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One Woman. One Mission. And a Movement That’s Rewriting Africa’s Future

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Inside the Tech That’s Giving Small Programs Big-League Breeding Tools

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GMO? Idk. This Apple Just Tastes Better

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Can a Plant Tell You When it’s Thirsty? Michael Gore Says Yes

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Scientists Dismissed his Desert Farming. Now They’re Studying it

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Is Our Modern Food System Forgetting the Meaning of a Meal?

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How One Scientist is Fighting Tomato Disease With Culture, Music and Memory

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‘Supergenes’ Could be the Future of Farming — if we Learn How to Use Them

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Germplasm isn’t Enough. You Need Paperwork, Partnerships and Infrastructure, says NAPB Award Winner Rex Bernardo

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How Indigenous Wisdom and Modern Science are Breeding a New Future for Hawai’i

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Cover Crops Not a Silver Bullet for Yield and Climate Goals, Cornell Scientists Find

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Big Ideas on the Big Island: The NAPB Meets in Hawai’i to Talk Breeding Around the World

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Bayer Opens Maize Seed Facility in Zambia to Support Food Security for 30 Million People

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Kentucky Corn Propels Vietnamese Partnership

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Corn Growers Push for Higher Ethanol Blends Amid Economic Challenges

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Seed Innovation is Fighting Back a Growing Threat in Corn

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Farm Kid Norm Davy is Making Waves on Both Sides of the Border

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How did COVID-19 Impact Turfgrass Preferences?

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IPSA Seed Treatment Trials Get a High-Tech Upgrade

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Why the European Agricultural Model isn’t All it’s Cracked Up to Be

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