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Soybean root nodules on a soybean plant. These specialized root structures enable soybean plants to utilize atmospheric nitrogen, which promotes productivity and environmental resilience. Photo credit: Purdue University photo/Joshua Clark.

Newly Discovered Soybean Biomechanism Could Increase Crop Yields

Steve KoppesSep 01, 2026

Synchrotron Imaging Links Soybean Minerals to Protein Content

EditorAug 27, 2026

Rice Straw Finds New Value in Vietnam’s Circular Economy

EditorAug 25, 2026

Prickly Pear Cactus Offers Potential for Biofuels and Functional Food Ingredients

EditorAug 24, 2026

Beneficial Bacteria Help Protect Wheat From Root Rot

EditorAug 20, 2026

Despite rising fertilizer and energy prices, global rice prices have fallen in recent weeks.

Colorado Researchers Propose Soil Strategies to Reduce Toxic Metals in Rice

EditorAug 17, 2026

Study Finds Genetic Diversity Concerns in Key Corn Breeding Stock

EditorAug 12, 2026

Dragon Fruit Trials Highlight Opportunity for Island Growers

EditorJul 28, 2026

New Tool Measures How Agricultural Research Is Put Into Practice

EditorJul 24, 2026

Netherlands Plant Eco-Phenotyping Centre Receives Funding for Five-Year Facility Upgrade

EditorJul 24, 2026

AI, Pangenetics Framework Could Reshape Future Crop Breeding

EditorJul 22, 2026

European Research Project Explores New Uses, Improved Performance for Barley

EditorJul 17, 2026

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