Drought Threatens Spring Wheat in the Plains
Heat, a lack of rain and erosion may dramatically stunt this year’s crop.
What Mario Kart Can Teach Us About Equitable Farming
One researcher finds a unique connection.
Corteva Throws in the Towel on Dicamba Pesticide
The company will not be making dicamba part of its future.
How Insect Sex Pheromones Are Saving Argentina’s Wine Industry
The grapevine moth flocked to South American vineyards more than a decade ago. Now, wineries are utilizing a sustainable method of mating disruption to get rid of them.
Are Floating Gardens a Sustainable Solution to Climate Change?
A new study considers the merits of a centuries-old cultivation method used in flood-prone areas of Bangladesh.
Why Citizen Scientists Are Working to Cultivate New Apple Varieties
Across the country, cider makers and pome enthusiasts are partaking in seedling projects to diversify the apple kingdom.
How Much Has Climate Change Hurt Crop Yields Already?
Forget about the future, for a second: Our present is already hurting.
