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Scientists Discover the Gene That Makes Tomatoes Squishy

Which means we could breed longer-lasting, better-tasting ‘maters.

by Andrew Amelinckx
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This Sexy Ad Campaign Wants to Get You to the Farmers Market

Bonus points if your OKCupid profile pic is just a dirty radish.

by Dan Nosowitz
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New Mexico Farmer Creates “the eBay of Hay”

It’s not called eHay, somehow.

by Dan Nosowitz
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Cows Injected With “Happy” Chemicals Produce Better Milk

At least, it probably does.

by Dan Nosowitz
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How WTRMLN WTR (With Help From Beyoncé) Turns Food Waste Into Health Fuel

A coconut-water replacement you can feel good about.

by Dan Nosowitz
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Plant These 10 Perennial Vegetables and Reap Harvests Year After Year

Perfect for the lazy Earth-lover.

by Brian Barth
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Meet SwagBot, the Robot Cowboy that Can Herd and Monitor Cattle on Its Own

Not as classic as a cowboy nor as loyal as a border collie, but this robot could bring some much-needed help to the farmers of the Australian outback.

by Andrew Hayward
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Farmers Demand Right to Fix Their Own Dang Tractors

Farmers are fed up with being forced to endure long, inefficient repair processes.

by Dan Nosowitz
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Meet a Woman Who Keeps 500 Plants in Her Brooklyn Apartment

“I think that the only way I’ve really been able to survive in New York is by surrounding myself with plants,” says Summer Rayne Oakes, who lives in what might be New York City’s greenest apartment.

by Dan Nosowitz
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