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1/20/2020
Discovery of beneficial fungal taxa may help restore native plant in the PNW
Camas, a seed-producing forb, grows in prairie and wetland habitats in th ... (more)
1/16/2020
Crop residues a potential source of beneficial microorganisms and biocontrol agents
While studies of the microbiomes (which comprises all the microorganisms, mainly bacteria and fungi) of the phyllosphere and the rhizosphere of plants are important, sci ... (more)
1/6/2020
Study Finds No Consistency in Efficacy of Recovery Sprays on Auxin Injury on Cotton
The synthetic auxin herbicides 2,4-D and dicamba are commonly used for management of glyphosate-resistant and other troublesome weeds. Because of this trend, growers acr ... (more)
1/6/2020
The Benefits of Integrating Cover Crop with Broiler Litter in No-Till Dryland Cotton Systems
Although most cotton is grown in floodplain soils in the Mississippi Delta region, a large amount of cotton is also grown under no-till systems on upland soils that are ... (more)
1/6/2020
Grower Citizen Science Project Uses Collaboration to Improve Soil Health
West Texas cotton growers face many environmental challenges, including rising temperatures, higher temperature extremes, less rainfall, and a decline in groundwater su ... (more)
1/3/2020
Crop Management Study Recommends 3-Year Rotations for Potato Production Systems
Building and maintaining soil health is essential to agricultural sustainability, long-term productivity, and economic viability. Soil health is defined as the continued ... (more)
1/3/2020
Brassica Crops Best for Crop Rotation and Soil Health in Potato Production Systems
Crop rotation is vital to any crop production system. Rotating crops maintains crop productivity and soil health by replenishing organic matter, nutrients, soil structu ... (more)
12/30/2019
Long-dormant disease becomes most dominant foliar disease in New York onion crops
New York is the fifth largest producer of onion bulbs in the United States, producing over 110,000 metric tons from over 2,800 hectares. Most of these onions are grown o ... (more)
12/30/2019
First study to compare two varieties of citrus using combined metabolomics and microbiome approach
Citrus greening disease, or Huanglongbing (HLB), is deadly, incurable, and the most significant threat to the citrus industry. Most HLB research focuses on the tree cano ... (more)
12/9/2019
Scientists accidentally discover a new water mold threatening Christmas trees
Grown as Christmas trees, Fraser firs are highly prized for their rich color and pleasant scent as well as their ability to hold their needles. Unfortunately, they are ... (more)

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