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Topics: Soybeans, Crop Diseases, Research,

🌿 Breaking News 🌿 Soybean disease with no cure detected in Minnesota for the first time! Stay informed about the latest agricultural developments. #SoybeanDisease #AgricultureNews #Minnesota #Innovation

Soybean disease with no cure was detected in Minnesota for first time

Red crown rot, a fungal disease that hides in soil, rots soybean roots away and destroys part of the bean’s leaf tissue, has been found in Minnesota. And there’s no cure for it.

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TOPIC(S): Research, Sustainability, Education U.S. NorthEast,

06/05/2025 SOURCE: www.canr.msu.edu

Field Days at Michigan State University.

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TOPIC(S): Education U.S. MidWest, Research, Education,

04/10/2025 SOURCE: x.com

University of Nebraska System on X: ".@UNLincoln is supporting farmers and ranchers across Nebraska through agricultural research. From plant breeding and genetics to rangeland and crop management, Dr. Martha Mamo and @unlagrohort are working hard to feed a hungry, growing world. Read more: https://t.co/XDq4lTssOL https://t.co/3gqby7tUDQ" / X

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Topics: Young Farmers, Research, Ag Africa,

The Importance Of Research Driven Agricultural Reform In Tanzania.

Why Modern Agricultural Methods Are A Sure Formula For Short Term Benefits and Long Term Loss. I must firstly admit that I am no expert in agriculture and this article is not meant to be a handbook for best practices.

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TOPIC(S): Dairy, Education U.S. MidWest, Research, Animal Health,

07/16/2024 SOURCE: nebraskaexaminer.com

ISU research identifies possible point of entry for avian flu in cattle • Nebraska Examiner

Iowa State University researchers have found a possible “why” connection to avian influenza being found in raw milk.

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TOPIC(S): Agriculture Global, Water, Research, Ag North America,

06/25/2024 SOURCE: www.dal.ca

Research project at Dalhousie’s Aquatron lab aims to make kelp farming more sustainable

Kelp provides habitats for marine creatures and increasingly serves as an important food source globally. Learn how Dal researchers are using Canada’s largest university aquatic research facility to transform how this brown algae is grown.

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TOPIC(S): Research, Ag Asia / Pacific, Ag Africa,

06/05/2024 SOURCE: www.citizen.digital

Kenya-China research project produces superior crop varieties

A joint Kenya-China agricultural laboratory has bred more than two dozen superior crop varieties over the past five years, improving food security for farmers countrywide.

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TOPIC(S): Young Farmers, Research, Education,

05/24/2024 SOURCE: cals.ncsu.edu

Doctoral Students Tackle Impactful Research

Nicole Choquette and Emmanuel Lozada-Soto were recently named the recipients of the 2024 Kenneth R. Keller Research Award for excellence in doctoral dissertation research.

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TOPIC(S): Coffee/Tea, Agriculture Global, Research,

05/03/2024 SOURCE: www.thecooldown.com

Scientists find incredible potential using shade to boost coffee plant productivity: 'Shade-grown coffee has the ability to challenge our perception of agriculture'

An article on phys.org highlights an exciting study demonstrating how conservation and agriculture can be mutually beneficial.

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TOPIC(S): Wheat, Agriculture US, Agriculture Global, Research,

02/06/2024 SOURCE: newatlas.com

Synthetic microbes gang up to safely smash weeds and fuel wheat growth

Herbicides were touted as ‘miracle’ chemicals when they changed farming practices forever in the late 1940s, but researchers are now desperate to find a more sustainable, soil-friendly and non-toxic way of wrangling weeds while promoting crop growth. Now, researchers out of China believes they've made a major breakthrough that could give wheat crops an eco-friendly future.

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