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Posted July 18, 2012:
- Scientists Develop New Carbon Accounting Method to Reduce Farmers' Use of Nitrogen Fertilizer
- Beating the Fuel Prices: Using Yeast for Economic Production of Bioethanol
Posted July 17, 2012:
- Glyphosate-Resistant 'Superweeds' May Be Less Susceptible to Diseases
- Helping Pigs to Digest Phosphorus
Posted July 16, 2012:
- Cannabis 'Pharma Factory' Discovered
- Farm to Market: New Device Makes Cleaning Leafy Greens Easy, Economical
Posted July 13, 2012:
- Poisons on Public Lands Put Wildlife at Risk
- Large-Animal Biocontainment Laboratory Needed to Protect Animal and Public Health, Experts Urge
- Salt Cress Genome Yields New Clues to Salt Tolerance
Posted July 12, 2012:
- Tamarisk Biocontrol Efforts Get Evolutionary Boost
- Sake, Soy Sauce, and the Taming of the Microbes
- Potential New Weapon Against Crop Pests Discovered
Posted July 11, 2012:
- White Rot Fungus Boosts Ethanol Production from Corn Stalks, Cobs and Leaves
- Caterpillar Gets More from Its Food When Predator Is on the Prowl
- Air in Expectant Moms' Homes Contains Pesticides, Texas-Mexico Border Study Finds
- Down on the Cacao Farm: Sloths Thrive at Chocolate's Source
- The Iberian Wolf Lives Close to Humans More for Refuge Than for Prey
Posted July 10, 2012:
- Rare Glimpse Into the Origin of Species
- World's Largest Herbivore, the African Elephant, Makes Unique Food Choices
- Low Number of Bees in Found Urban Areas, National Bee Count in US Ready to Count Again
Posted July 9, 2012:
- Sustainability of Rice Landscapes in South East Asia Threatened
- Good News About the Glycemic Index of Rice
Posted July 5, 2012:
- Trace Me If You Can: Studying the Marine Top Predators With Biogeochemical Markers
- Yak Genome Provides New Insights Into High Altitude Adaptation
- New Study Maps Hotspots of Human-Animal Infectious Diseases and Emerging Disease Outbreaks
Posted July 4, 2012:
Posted July 3, 2012:
- Novel Vaccine for Strain of Foot-and-Mouth Disease
- Two Species Fused to Give Rise to Plant Pest a Few Hundred Years Ago
- Organic Tomatoes Contain Higher Levels of Antioxidants Than Conventional Tomatoes, Study Suggests
Posted July 2, 2012:
- Melon Genome Sequenced
- War-Related Climate Change Would Reduce Substantially Reduce Crop Yields
- Ants Farm Root Aphid Clones in Subterranean Rooms
Posted June 29, 2012:
- Bees Shed Light on Human Sweet Perception and Metabolic Disorders
- What You Eat Can Prevent Arsenic Overload
- Meat-Like Vegetarian Fare: Replicating the Nutrition, Texture and Taste of Meat and Eggs
Posted June 28, 2012:
- Adoption of Advanced Techniques Could Propel Crop Improvement
- Discovery May Lead to New Tomato Varieties With Vintage Flavor and Quality
Posted June 27, 2012:
Posted June 21, 2012:
Posted June 20, 2012:
- Trouble on the Horizon for Genetically Modified Crops?
- Chemical Analysis of Pottery Reveals First Dairying in Saharan Africa Nearly 7,000 Years Ago
- Nano-Pesticides: Solution or Threat for a Cleaner and Greener Agriculture?
- Sorghum Should Be in the Biofuel Crop Mix, Experts Say
- Why the Vibrant City of Palmyra Was Located in the Middle of What Is Now the Syrian Desert
Posted June 19, 2012:
- Eat Less Meat and Farm Efficiently to Tackle Climate Change, Scientists Say
- Changing Pigs' Diets Alters the Gut Microbiota
- New Gravitational Biology Lab Allows for Testing in Artificial Gravity
- Schooling Fish: Wild Zebrafish Assess Risk Through Social Learning
Posted June 18, 2012:
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