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With the growing popularity of hemp, the University of Tennessee Institute of Agriculture is beginning research and making recommendations for producers.

The study found that the longer a female was dead, the more alluring it was- 73% of male flies mated with female carcasses that had died from the fungal infection between 25 to 30 hours earlier.

The UK team is leading an applied research study of how daily light influences plant growth and quality, and the UT team is taking samples of the lettuce and looking at secondary phytonutrients within the plant leaf tissue. Researchers see benefits for commercial growers, greenhouse growers and students learning how to conduct laboratory and field research.

A cool and wet spring has created ideal growing conditions for Idaho cereal crops.

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Meet Victoria boliviana, the record-breaking giant waterlily which has been named new to science at Kew after 177 years under the surface

LONDON, July 4 — Experts at London’s Kew Gardens on Monday revealed they have discovered the first new giant waterlily species since the mid-19th century — after it was...

The event is part of the annual field tours July 19 at the Carrington Research Extension Center.

Karolina Heyduk is the director of the Joseph F. Rock Herbarium, which is housed in the School of Life Sciences.

State and national organizations recognize soil research, 4-H leadership, other achievements.