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Agrochemicals, Crop-Protection
Illinois research shows how dicamba could be safely used in sweet corn - February 15, 2022
Registration of Dicamba for Use on Dicamba-Tolerant Crops - June 17, 2020
EPA, USDA, and FDA Launch Joint Website to Streamline Information about Agricultural Biotechnology Products - January 12, 2020
High pesticide exposure among farmers linked to poor sense of smell later - February 11, 2019
Neonicotinoids are no longer the best tool to get rid of the bed bugs - February 16, 2016
Beekeeping
Overuse of antibiotics brings risks for bees -- and for us - March 30, 2017
BumbleBee program developed together with farmers at Deleware University - March 18, 2011
Cattle Breeding
Grooming behavior between dairy cows reveals complex social network - August 28, 2020
All antibiotics for livestock will soon require a vet's prescription - November 27, 2019
Research shows that some breeds of dogs have hidden coat colors and other traits - November 10, 2019
African swine fever: No risk to consumers - October 20, 2018
Study looks at cow’s adaptability to drought, heat stress - August 28, 2018
Cereals
New strategies to save the world’s most indispensable grain - May 23, 2022
Study Finds Indigenous Mexican Variety of Corn Captures the Nitrogen It Needs From the Air - September 15, 2018
Green Super Rice is coming - January 18, 2011
Entomology and Pest-Insects
Surplus sugar helps whiteflies detoxify plant defenses - October 05, 2020
Using weather radar to monitor insects - August 07, 2019
Researchers release new app to study what makes ticks ‘tick’ - July 15, 2018
Mosquitoes reveal fatal attraction - May 15, 2018
Nocturnally-flying moths can control the direction of their migrations - May 29, 2008
Fruits - Orchards
Ripe or Not? K-State horticulture expert shares tips on picking melons - August 07, 2021
Apple trees bear more fruit when surrounded by good neighbors - November 04, 2017
Horticulture
Increasing Onion Yield and Internal Quality - January 27, 2023
Stress Protection and Drought Recovery in Cool-season Turfgrass - November 20, 2022
Postharvest Techniques for Long-Term Storage of Cut Tulip an Dutch Iris - August 04, 2022
New mechanism to control tomato ripening discovered - June 22, 2021
Grafting tomatoes protects plants, increases yields - March 20, 2019
IPM
Weedy rice has become herbicide resistant through rapid evolution - September 13, 2022
Genetic pesticide against termytes developed in a laboratory at University of Florida - June 30, 2008
A study about 'Horizontal transmission' of insecticides and aggregation pheromones in cockroaches - June 23, 2008
Medical Entomology
The mosquitos become less efficient vectors of Malaria parasites when they ingest high levels of blood serotonin - June 19, 2022
Unsealed rainwater tanks could cause dengue outbreaks - May 03, 2019
Pest-Insects
‘Super pest’ Colorado potato beetle has the genetic resources to sidestep our attacks - March 20, 2022
PlantDisease
Ash dieback is less severe in isolated ash trees - April 20, 2020
“Golden” potato delivers bounty of vitamins A and Experimental tuber could cut disease in developing nations, study suggests - January 03, 2018
UC ANR scientists urge citrus farmers and backyard growers to be vigilant in face of new disease find - August 08, 2015
Africa’s Food Security Threatened by Deadly Maize Disease - May 18, 2015
Sustainable-Organic
Phytol may be promising for eco-friendly agrochemicals to control root-knot nematodes - March 24, 2021
Insect-deterring sorghum compounds may be eco-friendly pesticide - April 07, 2019
Forgotten Crops May Hold Key to Nutritional Security - March 02, 2016
Organic farming and research in Italy - April 16, 2008
Veterinary
USDA Developing New Tools to Identify COVID Virus in Wild and Domestic Animals - December 27, 2022
Most Dogs Highly Inbred - December 15, 2021
When Should You Neuter Your Dog to Avoid Health Risks? - July 17, 2020
A selection of links to press-releases matching the argument of this directory
- Nematode has potential to reduce cotton yields by 50 percent. The American Phytopathological Society (APS), July 6, 2020. - Holey Moley! Wet weather triggers mole activity. University of Missouri Cooperative Media Group, June 17, 2020. - Farmers fear famine as locust swarms destroy crops in Pakistan. Russia Today's page on Twitter, May 29, 2020. - Uganda's coffee exports up 17 pct in 4 years. Xinhua News Agency (China), May 26, 2020. - Freezing tolerance in blueberries. Koppert Biological Systems, May 6, 2020. - FAO welcomes €17 million contribution from Germany to combat the impact of the Desert Locust upsurge in East Africa. Food and Agriculture Organization (UN-FAO), February 28, 2020. - Tulips grow in winter, thanks to the summer sun. Wageningen University & Research, February 12, 2020.
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