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Opened in 1960, Johnson was the scene of advances that helped feed a growing world population and introduced useful new crop varieties. Increasingly costly to maintain, the building has reached the end of its useful life.

John Reganold accepted the Rodale Institute’s award, given to scientists, farmers, and business leaders working to support a healthier planet.

Thanks to a nearly $500,000 gift from the Washington Grain Commission, WSU purchased two new Zurn plot combine harvesters, which arrived earlier this year.

Candidates for Michigan Representative District 73 share their thoughts on the economy, systemic racism and more.

The Times of Houma Thibodaux

The Zurn 150 combines came to WSU thanks to the Washington Grain Commission, which approved the nearly $500,000 gift in 2021.

Prof. Eric Wommack appointed to UD Research Office team

The 32nd annual Westheimer Peace Symposium, titled “Regenerative Agriculture for a Just and Peaceful Future,” on Sept. 28 will provide an in-de

Microplastics have made their way into practically every ecosystem in the world, even though they have only been there for a short time.

For high school students interested in agriculture, food and environmental sciences, the University of Georgia offers the opportunity to have hands-on learning with world-renowned research scientists through the Young Scholars […]