05/04/2026 SOURCE: www.farms.com
A new report from the University of Saskatchewan reveals that swine sector research funded through producer-government partnerships has generated $225 million in economic benefits from a $50 million investment over 14 years—a roughly 30 percent annual return on investment. Canadian Pork Research Delivers 8-to-1 Return on Investment, University of Saskatchewan Report Finds
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05/04/2026 SOURCE: www.farms.com
In April 2025, PIC was granted approval by the FDA for the gene edit used in its PRRS-resistant pig, an extraordinary step forward in eliminating challenges from one of the most serious global pig diseases. New research forecasts significant economic and market impacts with PRRS-resistant pig adoption
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05/04/2026 SOURCE: www.farms.com
The Swine Health Information Center, along with our US pork industry partners the National Pork Producers Council, National Pork Board, and American Association of Swine Veterinarians, are closely monitoring newly confirmed cases of pseudorabies in swine herds in Iowa and Texas. Pseudorabies Confirmed in Iowa and Texas
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Sangju, the Home of Sambaek, Holds First Rice Transplanting of "Misojinpoom" - The Asia Business Daily
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05/04/2026 SOURCE: education.einnews.com
… health topics were affected by agricultural economics. Students quickly understood the contextual complexities …
Temporality and Teaching about Food Insecurity in “These Unprecedented Times”
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05/04/2026 SOURCE: agriculture.einnews.com
… to data from the EastFruit platform, Ukrainian farmers are currently offering onions at … has implications for Moldova, where the market has relied on Ukrainian onion imports … prices in Ukraine were about one-third lower than in Moldova, where …
Ukrainian onion prices rise 40 to 45%, impacting Moldovan supply
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05/04/2026 SOURCE: www.buzzfeed.com
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This Ina Garten Hack For Grilling The Most Perfect, Juicy Steak Every Time Is Going To Change The Way You Cook
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05/04/2026 SOURCE: www.buzzfeed.com
May the Fourth be with you. 
I Tried Burger King's New "Star Wars" Meal So You Don't Have To — Here Are My Honest Thoughts
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05/04/2026 SOURCE: www.buzzfeed.com
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I Bet I Can Guess Your Zodiac Sign Based On The Cava Bowl You Build
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05/04/2026 SOURCE: www.psu.edu
Legumes like soybeans, alfalfa, peas, beans, peanuts and many more can mutualistically partner with soil bacteria called rhizobia to benefit both organisms. Not just any rhizobia will do, however, as specific rhizobia match with specific plants for the best crop outcome, according to a team led by Penn State researchers, who recently discovered that plant genes strongly influence which rhizobial strains plants chose from a diverse mixture
Plant genes influence bacterial evolution in legume-bacteria partnership
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