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Wheat crops are dying, and scientists just found out why — here's what it means for our food supply
Dr. Kroll said that targeting Knr4 would reduce the fungi's effectiveness while not "harming the wheat crop, ourselves, or other animals." The team's findings were published in BioRxiv. What is the ...
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Don’t wait for whole wheat
At last the great moment arrived. A delicious odor was wafted upon the autumn breeze. Everywhere the barnyard citizens ...
WA ranchers turn to new crop: Solar power
The Robert family ranch has for over 100 years raised livestock and grown hay and wheat. Now a new crop is taking centerstage ...
Deccan Chronicle10d
Ancient grains prominence pushes wheat on the sides
High nutritional value and environmental sustainability are making ancient grains a staple daily food item in most households ...
India braces for scorching March, wheat crop at risk, sources say
India is poised to enter the summer season with one of the warmest March months on record, and above-average temperatures ...
Flour mills body survey indicates India’s wheat crop will likely be 110 million tonnes
India’s wheat crop is estimated to be 110 million tonnes (mt) this year compared with 105-106 mt last year, the Roller Flour ...
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The pasta puzzle: Decoding durum wheat’s DNA for a sustainable future
An Italy that can’t grow its own wheat for pasta? It’s a race against time. Using a shared database in a Microsoft super-computer, scientists from Italy and other countries are working together to ...
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Wheat Rallying Ahead of 3-day Weekend
The wheat market is gathering some steam at Friday’s midday, rallying across the three exchanges. Cold temps in parts of the US with little now cover, as well as the Black Sea growing regions ...