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REUTERS — Three employees of the largest agricultural research facility in the U.S. have filed federal whistleblower complaints alleging that the facility’s conditions are hazardous to workers and undermine their

(Reuters) - Three employees of the largest agricultural research facility in the U.S. have filed federal whistleblower complaints alleging that the facility's conditions are hazardous to workers and undermine their research, even as farmers are facing pressing issues like climate change, according to documents reviewed by Reuters and interviews with staff. | 07:10am

Three employees of the largest agricultural research facility in the U.S. have filed federal whistleblower complaints alleging that the facility’s conditions are hazardous to workers and undermine their research.

Three employees of the largest agricultural research facility in the U.S. have filed federal whistleblower complaints alleging that the facility's

Three employees of the largest agricultural research facility in the U.S. have filed federal whistleblower complaints alleging that the facility’s conditions are hazardous to workers and undermine their research.

May 19 (Reuters) - Three employees of the largest agricultural research facility in the U.S. have filed federal whistleblower complaints alleging that the facility's conditions are hazardous to workers and unde... | May. 19

Multi-peril pest assessments showed that the maize plantations in Africa are vulnerable to fall armyworms infestations.

Almost all of Africa’s maize crop is at risk from the devastating fall armyworm pest (Spodoptera frugiperda) according to new research published in the journal Frontiers in Insect Science. Scientists from the University of Minnesota’s GEMS Informatics Center, and CABI’s Dr Roger Day, Global Advisor, Plant Health, have highlighted how…

Scientists from the University of Minnesota’s GEMS Informatics Center, and CABI’s Dr Roger Day, Global Advisor, Plant Health, have highlighted how almost th

New study on losses from crop diseases highlights need for greater R&D investment