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  • Bringing urban farming to the community

    They are unlikely farmers, sure. But armed with a vision of making a social and sustainable impact in London, a lawyer, writer, business instructor and social service worker are rolling up their sleeves and making it work.

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  • Early-Killed Rye Shows Promise in Edamame

    With the rise of herbicide-resistant weeds in most grain and vegetable crops, farmers are looking for alternatives to herbicides to control weeds. Cover crops offer one potential weed management tool. Their use in specialty crops is limited, and no testing has been done so far in edamame. However, a new University of Illinois study reports that early-killed cereal rye shows promise for edamame growers.

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  • Deforestation May Intensify Global Warming Even More Than Previously Predicted

    Unless the clearing of tropical forests is halted, the mean global temperature could rise an extra 0.8 °C, even with cuts in emissions from fossil fuels, scientists warn in an article in Nature Communications

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  • Researchers Develop New Method to Improve Crops

    Technique using plant's own DNA could produce crops that are more resistant to drought and disease

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  • Twenty-year partnership helping thousands in Ethiopia

    A University of Saskatchewan delegation led by researcher Carol Henry has just returned from meetings in Ethiopia that celebrated the outcomes of a 20-year partnership between U of S and Hawassa University. Mary Buhr, dean of Agriculture and Bioresources, and Maurice Moloney, executive director and CEO of the U of S Global Institute for Food Security, were part of the delegation.

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  • New research yields berry interesting results

    Move aside blueberries, cranberries and strawberries, there’s a new contender for the title of healthiest berry for us to eat. And you won’t find it in the grocery store.

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  • Discovery Shows Wine Grapes Gasping for Breath

    University of Adelaide researchers have discovered how grapes “breathe”, and that shortage of oxygen leads to cell death in the grape. 

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  • Nature Can Reduce Pesticide Use, Environment Impact

    Farmers around the world are turning to nature to help them reduce pesticide use, environmental impact and, subsequently, and in some cases, increasing yields.

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  • Caught On Camera: Amazonian Crop Raiders

    Papped snaffling in the jungle, a striking set of photos reveal the secret lives of Amazonian crop-raiding animals.

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  • Wood Fuels Key to Easing Food Insecurity Situation in Sub-Saharan Africa

    Access to wood fuels for cooking must be considered when formulating policy to deal with food insecurity in sub-Saharan Africa, according to researchers who advocate expanding the effort to improve wood-fuel systems and make them more sustainable.

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