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Michael Crain, Teagan Maloney, and Tyler Phelps stand in front of the interseeding technology they helped engineer. Fourth group member Spencer Von Flue is not pictured. (Tyler Phelps)

Oregon State Engineering Students Help Extension Faculty Improve Cover Crop Technology

Chris LusvardiAug 21, 2024

From left: Felipe Faleco hands a bag of PPO-resistant giant ragweed seeds to Pat Tranel.

Killing Giant Ragweed Just Got Harder For Some Wisconsin Farmers

Chris LusvardiAug 21, 2024

Mitchum’s graduate research assistant, Khee Man Kwon (pictured above working at the microscope to isolate SCN females from roots for sequencing), collaborated with research scientists in the laboratories of Matt Hudson, Ph.D. (genome biologist), and Andrew Scaboo, Ph.D. (soybean breeder), at the University of Illinois and University of Missouri, respectively. (Melissa Mitchum)

Breakthrough Discovery Opens New Doors in SCN Management

Chris LusvardiAug 21, 2024

Rasha Aldamrat, a staff research associate at Foundation Plant Services, with a grape plant grown from a sample where the virus was removed so the plant is "clean." This plant is about 8 months old. (Emily C. Dooley / UC Davis)

Foundation Plant Services A Clearinghouse for Virus-Tested Crops

Chris LusvardiAug 21, 2024

The UC Davis Facility is Nationally and Internationally Known

From left: Chris Mujjabi and Martin Bohn.

University of Illinois Scientists to Revamp Corn Breeding With Focus on Climate Resilience

Chris LusvardiAug 20, 2024

New Project Will Explore, Secure Ag-IoT Technology

Chris LusvardiAug 20, 2024

Scientists Looking Forward to First Farmer-Led Trials of Gene Edited Crops in Europe

Chris LusvardiAug 20, 2024

Goal is to gain valuable information about the viability of gene edited traits in a variety of field conditions

The Danforth Center Field Research Site in St. Charles, Missouri, provides 140 acres for scientists to run experiments in the field.

Perennial Power: Using Plant Science to Build a More Sustainable Future

Chris LusvardiAug 20, 2024

Kiersten Wise is helping lead a national study into fungicidal resistance in corn. (Photo provided by Kiersten Wise)

University of Kentucky Researcher Uncovers Fungicide Resistance Threat

Chris LusvardiAug 19, 2024

Cow grazing a sagebrush community with low levels of invasive annual grass invasion during the growing season in eastern Oregon. (Photo courtesy of Kirk Davies)

ARS Scientists Discover Strategically Applied Livestock Grazing Can Benefit Sagebrush Communities

Chris LusvardiAug 19, 2024

Species of aspergillus fungus are known to produce a potent, cancer-causing poison known as aflatoxin, which contaminates a quarter of the world's corn supply, endangering both humans and animals. (Photo courtesy of the Biodesign Institute)

Arizona State University Researchers Help to Control Cancer-Causing Poison in Corn

Chris LusvardiAug 16, 2024

Study introduces X-ray irradiation as sterilization method for contaminated corn

Grant Improves Stress Tolerance in Carrots

Chris LusvardiAug 16, 2024

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