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India and Pakistan brace for worst locust attack in 27 years

Amid COVID-19, Modi vows to 'salvage our crops' as drones and helicopters readied...

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UK heading for smaller wheat harvest | Press and Journal

The UK is heading for a smaller wheat, barley and oat harvest this year, according to esti...

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Day 1, Kansas Wheat Harvest Report

MANHATTAN, Kan. â This is day 1 of the Kansas Wheat Harvest Reports, brought to you b...

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Topics: Soil Health, Crop Consultant, Education U.S. SouthWest, Conservation/Tillage, Sustainability, Research,

Research to improve soil health takes root at NMSU

Soil is a natural resource that supports human civilization and plays a vital role in glob...

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06/03/2020 SOURCE: www.technologyreview.com

"The world’s farmlands do have the capacity to store billions of tons of carbon dioxide in the soil annually, according to a National Academies report last year. But there is still uncertainty concerning which farming techniques work, and to what degree, across different soil types, depths, topographies, crop varieties, climate conditions, and time periods."

Regenerative agriculture is raising a lot of climate hopes - and a lot of concerns

A California nonprofit’s efforts to create a standard to certify carbon uptake in soil u...

New tool could help scientists dig deeper for prized crop genes

A new computer application from Agricultural Research Service scientists could speed the s...

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Aerial insect trap network describes life in the skies

URBANA, Ill. – Like most invasive species, when the soybean aphid arrived in the Midwest...

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How Drones Can Use Multispectral Imagery to Fight Pests

A new study shows how stress to soybean crops caused by the soybean aphid can be detected ...

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Crop Consulting Drones | Spec Drones

Crop Consulting Drones: There are several reasons why these drones help with creating bene...

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Planting struggles continue as 2019 problems spill into 2020 for ND farmers | Agweek

Poor field conditions from 2019 followed by wet spring prevent 2020 planting progress in N...

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