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The only way a malaria vaccine could be used in the Third World is if it can be produced at a fraction of the cost of current vaccines: GE algae has this potential....More

Multi-state and institution research efforts funded by the USDA grant hope to uncover multiple ways to prevent the Asian citrus psyllid - less than one-tenth-inch long in size – from transferring bacteria from an infected tree to a non-infected tree....More

Farmers in Europe and elsewhere are almost universally opposed to a temporary ban on neonicotinoids absent definitive research....More

Fertilizer mistakes have a way of lingering long past the moment of the error....More

Annie Faye Woodson is living proof that production agriculture is a not just a livelihood, but a way of life....More

Horse feces may pack a wealth of enzyme secrets for biofuel production....More

A parasitic roundworm is costing wheat growers $51 million in lost revenue each year through lost yields....More

Farmers are playing chess with nature. Nobody predicted that glyphosate-resistant crops represented a lasting victory over weeds — superweeds are not so super....More

California ranks first in the U.S. for agricultural cash receipts followed by Iowa, Texas, Nebraska and Illinois....More