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Chicken Age Outweighs Feed Additives in Resistance Gene Study
Penn State researchers found age shaped broiler chickens' antimicrobial resistance gene profiles more strongly than the antibiotic, probiotic or essential oil diets tested.
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UK £20 Million Farm Robotics Fund Enters Final Application Days
The open Defra and Innovate UK competition will support collaborative automation projects costing £500,000 to £2.5 million.
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Late Season Heat Pulls Corn Belt Yield Potential 1 Percent Below Average
The final 2026 Hybrid Maize model update finds most rainfed sites near average, while eight of 13 irrigated sites are below average.
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Four Decades of Data Link GE Crops to More Stable US Yields
A national study links genetically engineered crop adoption with higher, more stable corn and soybean yields and some climate resilience.
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Study Models 16.8 Million Tonne Rice Gain From Diversified Asian Rotations
A 130 study meta analysis models higher Asian rice output and lower methane from diversified rotations, while exposing important wheat and cost tradeoffs.
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USDA Food Price Outlook Shows Why Farm and Retail Signals Diverge
USDA's September outlook shows very different price paths for beef, eggs, milk and vegetables. The gaps between farm, wholesale and retail prices matter for margins and planning.
12 hours ago


Ten Year Trial Shows Biochar and Maize Stover Build Soil Carbon Differently
A ten year maize field experiment in northeastern China found that biochar and incorporated maize stover both built soil organic carbon, but they did so through materially different pathways. The open access study, published in Carbon Research on August 26, compared untreated soil with annual biochar applications of 2.63 tonnes per hectare and annual stover incorporation of 7.5 tonnes per hectare. The distinction matters for farm and carbon market decisions because tonnes add
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Dryland Greening Masks Rising Forage Instability
Four decades of satellite data show that average dryland greening is concealing wider swings in vegetation and more unpredictable forage supply.
17 hours ago
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