Crop Science

A New Breed of Crop Survives A Tough Irrigation Challenge: Salt

A Way Forward in Breeding Rice to Withstand High Nighttime Stress

Gene editing may aid in development of rice tolerant of higher temperatures

University of Georgia Scientists Discover How Cyst Nematodes Attack Crops

Study Shows Seed Impact Mills Clobber Waterhemp Seed Viability

Gene-Edited Soil Bacteria Could Provide Third Source of Nitrogen For Corn Production

Communicating With Cotton: CROPPS Research in Arizona

University of Houston Study on Hemp May Lead to More Sustainable Farming Methods

New Findings Use Nature to Boost Plant Growth Instead of Relying on Chemicals

Fundamental Discovery Could Revolutionize Fertilizer Use in Farming

New Study Shows That Corn-Soybean Crop Rotation Benefits Are Extremely Sensitive to Climate

Understanding sustainable practices could help improve yields as climate extremes threaten global food security

Diversified Cropping Systems Boost Nitrogen Supply But Not Soil Carbon, Study Finds

AI Predicts Potato Growth Potential

University of Minnesota Awarded $10 Million From The Department of Energy For OILSEED Research Project

Project to advance Forever Green Initiative’s research on winter oilseed crops that sustain the environment, meet energy demand