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NIFA-funded researchers have found that far-UVC light effectively reduces fungal contamination in corn and wheat, protecting public health and addressing significant economic losses. Read more about the College of ACES study: aces.illinois.edu/news/study-inn…



A recent study led by a Utah State College of Ag & Applied Sciences researcher examines the impact of mineral supplementation on deficiencies and overall cattle performance. Discover the findings and how they can benefit our livestock industry. sare.org/news/utah-deve…


New research from the UF IFAS Solutions has identified two strawberry varieties that are more resilient against chilli thrips, a pest that can devastate crops. This breakthrough offers hope to farmers facing the threat of losing up to 60% of their harvest. blogs.ifas.ufl.edu/news/2025/03/0…

Insect predators found in the United States could help keep spotted lanternfly populations in check while potentially reducing reliance on chemical control methods, according to a new NIFA-funded study conducted by researchers at Penn State. psu.edu/news/agricultu…








Exploring the link between animal DNA and feed efficiency, Mizzou CAFNR researchers aim to help cattle producers maximize growth while saving money and resources. Discover more NIFA-funded projects that connect science with cattle management decisions: nifa.usda.gov/about-nifa/blo…


Finger limes appear as a promising choice to growers searching for alternative citrus crops that can thrive in Florida. See how a NIFA-funded UF IFAS Solutions researcher is working to bring this crop to Florida’s citrus industry. blogs.ifas.ufl.edu/hosdept/2025/0…

.Alabama Extension and Auburn University are working to reduce the spread of cogongrass - the state's most invasive plant species- through research, outreach, education and marketing. aces.edu/blog/topics/fo…

A UConn Extension forestry educator is preparing the next generation of maple producers- a more than 30-year tradition. Learn more about the program and its impact. today.uconn.edu/2025/03/golden…
