Math helps to protect crops from invasive disease By Press Release • Aug 10, 2025 Math saves crops! Discover how algorithms and probability protect harvests from disease and secure our food supply.
Climate change may lead to changes in your coffee By Press Release • Jul 24, 2024 That cup of coffee you may drink in the morning may change over the next few decades. Moderation is key to effective coffee use.
New greenhouse will help bring veggies to schools By Paul Katula • Oct 8, 2017 How does food get to your school cafeterias? Is it grown locally or does the school just buy it in a grocery store like everyone else?
IL among areas where bee decline hurts crops By Press Release • Feb 18, 2017 Honeybees are important pollinators for crops. If the bees decline, as they are in many important regions of the US, crops suffer.
Based on acidity, where is the soil most fertile? By Press Release • Dec 9, 2016 A research team in Calif. has produced a global map of soil pH, linking the fertility of the soil to wet and dry climates, as well as to human need for crops.
Farming can, and must, adapt to climate change By Press Release • Sep 6, 2016 Climate is warmer, so some farming practices have changed, noticed in one study in Western Africa, but it could move closer to home.
Honey bees, eusocial by their genes, still perish By Paul Katula • May 17, 2015 More bee colonies died last summer, compared to the winter, new research shows. That's never happened before. Scientists wonder why.