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New ARS Food and Nutrition Research Briefs Issued : USDA ARS

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Breeding Honey Bees for Adaptation to Regionalized Plants and Artificial Diets : USDA ARS

Honey bees could be intentionally bred to thrive on plants that are already locally present or even solely on artificial diets.

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A New Technology for Environmentally Safe Pest Control Discovered Inside Insect Cells : USDA ARS

Agricultural Research Service scientists recently discovered a new technology that is safer than pesticides to control fire ants and keep them away

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Morrison Lecture : USDA ARS

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fascinating research on honey bee health

Four Nutrients in Flower Pollens Improve Honey Bee Gut Health : USDA ARS

For the first time, four nutritional compounds found in different flowers have been directly proven to enhance gut health of honey bees, boosting their immune system and increasing lifespan, based on a study by U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Agricultural Research Service scientists.

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Managing Cattle Grazing Distribution: It’s Not As Simple As It Sounds : USDA ARS

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USDA Agency Launches New Site for Science-Minded Students : USDA ARS

AgLab, a new science-education website operated by USDA's Agricultural Research Service, is now "open for business" to student and educators alike at https://aglab.ars.usda.gov/.

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Drones : USDA ARS

Scientists with the USDA's Agricultural Research Service are using drones to sample irrigation ponds for E. coli.

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New ARS Food and Nutrition Research Briefs Issued : USDA ARS

Breeding Honey Bees for Adaptation to Regionalized Plants and Artificial Diets : USDA ARS

A New Technology for Environmentally Safe Pest Control Discovered Inside Insect Cells : USDA ARS

Morrison Lecture : USDA ARS

Four Nutrients in Flower Pollens Improve Honey Bee Gut Health : USDA ARS

Managing Cattle Grazing Distribution: It’s Not As Simple As It Sounds : USDA ARS

USDA Agency Launches New Site for Science-Minded Students : USDA ARS

Drones : USDA ARS

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