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- 26.11.03 Squirrel invasion sows seeds of change for future forests
- 27.11.03 Pasture grass fights wheat fungus danger to plants, animals, people
- 27.11.03 Diversity: What people, grain sorghum have in common
- 09.12.03 Scientists Develop Sensitive Soil Moisture Technology Sensor to Save Farmers £10 per Hectare and Benefit the Environment
- 11.12.03 Scientists surprised at persistence of nitrate from dated experiment
- 12.12.03 Rapid ID system separates wheat from the chaff
- 15.12.03 Pest control breakthrough - from a spider’s stomach
- 15.12.03 Suntans are bad for bacteria too! Exposure to UV irradiation kills off harmful bacteria in food
- 16.12.03 Weeding out the black sheep
- 17.12.03 Antibiotic use on swine farms increases efficiency, profits
- 19.12.03 Traditional Christmas snack under threat
- 19.12.03 Linking the immune system with lipid metabolism
- 09.01.04 Troublesome North-American mosquitoes display resistance to insecticides
- 09.01.04 Researchers seek to clone ’mad cow disease’ resistant cattle strain
- 12.01.04 CSIRO brings home the bacon
- 12.01.04 Milk cures plant disease
- 15.01.04 Corn earworm moths get a lift from the wind
- 21.01.04 NASA satellites improve response to global agricultural change
- 21.01.04 Sheep worms’ Nemesis - selective breeding
- 22.01.04 New effects of herbicides on plants
- 26.01.04 Herbal alternative to farmyard antibiotics
- 26.01.04 Development of new food additives extracted from the solid residue of tomatoes
- 27.01.04 Satellite-based Control of Fishing
- 27.01.04 Signal chemical primes plants for pest attack
- 28.01.04 Using a companion crop to control weeds organically
- 29.01.04 Pine nutrition project to boost production
- 30.01.04 A new twist on the mad cow
- 02.02.04 Want a side of algae with that? Hawaiian farmers sell seaweed by the seashore
- 03.02.04 Bluetongue disease a growing threat
- 03.02.04 Producing lamb’s meat with low fat content
- 05.02.04 Work begins on bird flu vaccine
- 09.02.04 Protected wheat varieties woes - what you don´t know can hurt you
- 11.02.04 The ecological production of cereal crops is more profitable
- 11.02.04 Murrumbidgee irrigation research on the world stage again
- 11.02.04 Cities Built on Fertile Lands Affect Climate
- 13.02.04 EU research: juicing tomato potential
- 16.02.04 Traditional Iroquois way of growing works for today’s farmers, providing valuable ecological lessons
- 18.02.04 Plant pathologists: Rust disease impacting ornamental plant production
- 20.02.04 Research adds health benefit to tomatoes
- 20.02.04 CSIRO based drug effective against bird flu
- 23.02.04 The Blanca de Tudela (Tudela White) artichoke the most productive of all
- 25.02.04 Insights gained from molecular modeling may lead to better insecticides
- 01.03.04 Using soils as filters to prevent ’crypto’ from moving to the groundwater
- 04.03.04 Huge potential for water-efficient wheat
- 08.03.04 Triticale gets the best of both worlds — wheat and rye
- 12.03.04 Call for Change to Pesticide Build-up Tests
- 12.03.04 Newly cloned gene key to global adaptation of wheat
- 12.03.04 Plant disease discovery solves rusty problem
- 15.03.04 Healthier milk straight from the cow
- 19.03.04 Researcher Identifies Pathogen Strain Responsible for Irish Potato Famine
- 22.03.04 Agriculture investment is the answer to sub-Saharan Africa in crisis
- 22.03.04 Europe takes joint action on food-borne environmental pollutants in new expert network
- 23.03.04 Cotton profits increased by humble legume
- 24.03.04 Should Roundup Ready soybeans be managed differently than conventional soybeans?
- 24.03.04 Rosy future for Leeds-developed mulch
- 24.03.04 Ewe parasite research to save £80m a year
- 25.03.04 Antibiotics in the environment
- 26.03.04 Obtaining vegetable proteins from grain legumes
- 29.03.04 Taking the P out of plants
- 30.03.04 Improved crop production and fewer greenhouse gases
- 30.03.04 Devastating parasitic weed may be felled by toxin borrowed from flies
- 31.03.04 Mexican farmers effectively cultivate phenotypic diversity in maize
- 31.03.04 Brood X cicadas will cause limited damage to trees, yard plants across eastern U.S.
- 31.03.04 K-State uses geographic tools to track plant pathogens
- 31.03.04 Red palm oil as a means of combating Vitamin A deficiency
- 01.04.04 Researchers say US military accidentally introduced tree pathogen to Italian estate during WWII
- 01.04.04 Chestnut trees to spread across landscape again, says Purdue scientist
- 02.04.04 Ruminating cows receive digestive aid
- 05.04.04 Puzzle of corn’s origins coming together
- 05.04.04 Breeding mastitis out of the dairy herd
- 06.04.04 Impact of agricultural activity on water resources in Navarre
- 07.04.04 Szechuan pepper puts prairie voles off their food
- 08.04.04 Sell-by date “arbitrary” on some food packaging
- 08.04.04 Study examines planter costs for various sizes of farms
- 14.04.04 Transformation of heated meat substitutes is unpredictable
- 14.04.04 Salt - tolerant rice requires careful selection
- 14.04.04 Could seaweed clean up DDT?
- 20.04.04 More useful plants may sprout from gene role discovery
- 26.04.04 Disease threatens cucumbers, pumpkins, and other vine crops
- 26.04.04 Helping Tomatoes Cope With Stress May Be Good For Us
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