Page 11 of Crop Science

Better Control of Widespread Tomato Spotted Wilt Virus

Texas A&M AgriLife Research using federal grants to wrangle vector-borne disease of tomatoes, peppers, thousands of other plants

Harnessing Nature to Defend Soybean Roots

Using novel Cry protein to control the number-one soybean pest

Iowa State University Scientists Lead Breakthrough to Understand Contents of Plant Cells

University of Florida/IFAS Researchers Deploy Drones to Perfect Nutrient Rates

Reducing Synthetic Nitrogen Fertilizer in Corn Production

University of Illinois research team to receive $5 million

INNO-TOM: Using Pangenomes to Breed Disease-Resistant and Nutrient-Enriched Tomatoes

Project INNO-TOM: Creating Novel Tomato Cis- And Intragenic Varieties With Benefits For Growers And Consumers

Precision Agriculture New Frontier: Crop Digital Twins

Farmers can utilize remote sensing, big data, artificial intelligence to simulate real-world crop production scenarios

New Sequenced Genome Sheds Light on Weed Resistance

“Killer” Fungal Gene Could Provide Key to Wheat Disease Control

Study Shows How Plant Roots Access Deeper Soils in Search of Water

Weather Changes in The Corn Belt

Intensive farming and shallow groundwater affect precipitation patterns

Two-in-One Root Armor Protects Plants From Environmental Stressors

New single-cell analysis provides detailed first look at plant roots' protective outer layer and carbon-capturing cells