10/29/2019 SOURCE: phys.org

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10/28/2019 SOURCE: phys.org

Scientists develop efficient methods to turn woody biomass into fuels

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Sweet corn growers, processors could dramatically increase yield, profit

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Corn and soybean rotation could pose long-term tradeoffs for soil health

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Kim Bremmer
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Have you monitored your field's earthworms lately? This is an interesting collaboration with farmers in an earthworm study from England and I look forward to following it as it grows... hopefully in other countries as well.

Earthworm research spurs farmers to act

A study of England's farmland has found key earthworm types are rare or absent in two out ...

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