While the magnitude of herbicide usage is well-documented for croplands, this new study is the first to reveal the amount of herbicides sprayed on wildlands

Rutgers’ study offers key analytical service to commercial growers

Future food security depends on a variety of factors—but better soil data could substantially help improve projections of future crop yields, a new study shows.

Researcher has been awarded a two-year $150,000 postdoctoral fellowship to lead a study on the genetics of barley yellow dwarf viruses

Researchers are trying to better understand how several kinds of interactions affect phosphorus mobility in agricultural soils and streams

Rice husk could be the key

Crops like peas are at the center of an income strategy for farmers in southwestern Montana

“With a virus, you have to go with prevention rather than a cure.”

The tallgrass prairie is one of the most altered ecosystems in North America with only four percent remaining

Together, maize and wheat contributed more than 50 percent of global cereal production in 2013