New tool to detect blackleg disease in potato has widespread application
Potatoes are important. They rank fourth among the world’s staple crops. In the United States, they are grown commercially in
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New tool to detect blackleg disease in potato has widespread application
Potatoes are important. They rank fourth among the world’s staple crops. In the United States, they are grown commercially in
Read moreWater management grows farm profits
A healthy lifestyle consists of a mixture of habits. Diet, exercise, sleep and other factors all must be in balance.
Read moreWater management grows farm profits
A healthy lifestyle consists of a mixture of habits. Diet, exercise, sleep and other factors all must be in balance.
Read moreLess rice, more nutritious crops will enhance India’s food supply
Columbia Data Science Institute research finds that diversifying India’s crops could provide better nutrition for 200 million undernourished people
Read moreTaking advantage of the benefits of plant breeding
Academies of sciences and German Research Foundation call for new European genetic engineering legislation
Read moreLess rice, more nutritious crops will enhance India’s food supply
Columbia Data Science Institute research finds that diversifying India’s crops could provide better nutrition for 200 million undernourished people
Read moreTaking advantage of the benefits of plant breeding
Academies of sciences and German Research Foundation call for new European genetic engineering legislation
Read moreWhat’s driving erosion worldwide?
Soil erosion is a global problem that threatens food security and the functioning of ecosystems. It has an adverse effect
Read moreWhat’s driving erosion worldwide?
Soil erosion is a global problem that threatens food security and the functioning of ecosystems. It has an adverse effect
Read moreSupermarkets and child nutrition in Africa
New study by University of Göttingen shows reduction of child undernutrition through supermarkets in Kenya
Read moreMulti-sensor drone technology for plant phenotyping receives $4.5 million
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. – A Purdue University-affiliated agbioscience startup is creating technology to help meet the growing global demand for
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