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Citrus greening has cost growers billions of dollars in losses A Penn State-led team of scientists has developed a diagnostic test for early detection of citrus greening, a disease that causes green, misshapen and bitter citrus fruit — making it unmarketable and threatening the $3.35 billion U.S. citrus industry. Image: David Bartels, USDA Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service CRISPR/Cas technology could enable early diagnosis of devastating citrus disease Chuck Gill May 10, 2021 UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Penn State and U.S. Department of Agriculture scientists have used cutting-edge C...

This artwork representing the five clans of the Menominee people is among several installations donated to CMN as part of the 35-acre botanical garden, which will host the college’s environmental research station initiatives. Artists represented in the “Menominee Clans” grouping are Ren Katchenago, Larry Fenske, and David Bartels. Photo by Dale Kakkak A Wisconsin couple’s interest in horticulture and environmental education has inspired a unique and significant gift to the College of Menominee Nation (CMN). Andrew and Sharon Gleisner deeded to CMN the 35-acre garden that had been thei...

  The Leader of Risk Communication and Community Engagement for Ghana’s Covid-19 Response, Dr Aboagye DaCosta has assured Ghanaians that country will make sure COVID-19 vaccines are safe. Responding to research by the finder newspaper of scepticisms, misinformation and myths by Ghanaians and their unreadiness to take the covid-19 vaccine doses, Dr Da Costa said the country has capable institutions to make sure Ghana receives safe doses of vaccines. “When you get such a vaccine, we have rules and laws in this country so we will route it through the Food and Drugs Authority (FDA) to mak...

  The Leader of Risk Communication and Community Engagement for Ghana’s Covid-19 Response, Dr Aboagye DaCosta has assured Ghanaians that country will make sure COVID-19 vaccines are safe. Responding to research by the finder newspaper of scepticisms, misinformation and myths by Ghanaians and their unreadiness to take the covid-19 vaccine doses, Dr Da Costa said the country has capable institutions to make sure Ghana receives safe doses of vaccines. “When you get such a vaccine, we have rules and laws in this country so we will route it through the Food and Drugs Authority (FDA) to mak...

Ghana will ensure safety of Coronavirus vaccines – Dr DaCosta LISTEN JAN 6, 2021 The Head of Risk Communication and Community Engagement for Ghana's Covid-19 Response, Dr Aboagye DaCosta has assured Ghanaians that the country will make sure COVID-19 vaccines are safe. Responding to research by the finder newspaper of scepticisms, misinformation and myths by Ghanaians and their unreadiness to take the COVID-19 vaccine, Dr DaCosta said the country has capable institutions to make sure Ghana receives safe doses of vaccines. “When you get such a vaccine, we have rules and laws in this co...