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August 09
Ivy Tech
Community College and Purdue University to co-enroll students
for agriculture degree
July 09
Volunteer corn
helps rootworms beat insecticides
Herbicide diversity
needed to keep Roundup effective
June 09
Gebisa Ejeta,
Distinguished Professor of Agronomy and sorghum researcher at
Purdue University, wins World Food Prize
May 09
Dow AgroSciences
advances seeds and traits research by supporting four Purdue
University graduate students
April 09
Residual herbicides are no match for wet soil, says Purdue
University Extension weed specialist
Manganese
deficiency in soybeans? Purdue University advise foliar
application
Farmers relying on
Roundup lose some of its benefit
March 09
Purdue University
researchers identify a process that regulates seed germination
What sent farm
prices up now bringing them down, say Purdue University
agricultural economists
February 09
Purdue
University research shows that early planting does increase
soybean yield, but can vary by year and cultivar choice
January 09
Gene's past
could improve the future of rice
December 08
Purdue
University researchers find nature's shut-off switch for
cellulose production
Soybean genome
is anything but simple, says Purdue University researcher
Purdue
University study suggests warmer temperatures could lead to a
boom in corn pests
November 08
Purdue
University study is a step toward disease-resistant crops,
sustainability
Repeat of 1980s
for agriculture unlikely, say Purdue University agricultural
economists
October 08
U.S. farm credit
available, more strings attached, says a Purdue University
agricultural economist
More research
needed to make good on biofuel promise, experts say
August 08
Corn genetics may
lead to next generation of plant-based biofuels
Healthy honey
bees is goal of multi-institutional research team
June 08
Who can afford
corn? Almost no one, Purdue economist says
March 08
Defining gene's
role may lead to prevention of dangerous corn toxin
Soybean varieties
viable in southern Indiana, resistant to root-knot nematode
Newly defined
signaling pathway could mean better biofuel sources
February 08
World grain
demand straining U.S. supply, says Purdue University economist
Policies key as
ethanol 'revolution' links agriculture, energy sectors
January 08
Grasses' guardian gene found
Científicos
descubren un "gen de la guarda" en las hierbas
U.S.
infrastructure not ready for all the ethanol to be produced in
2008
November 07
Purdue
University researchers seek genes behind rice nutrients to
combat malnutrition
October 07
Beck
Agricultural Center opens for teaching, training and research at
Purdue University
Fungus genome
yielding answers to protect grains, people and animals
June 07
Putting green speed
is all in grass management
Gates Foundation
funds Purdue University's effort to protect food, enhance
African economy
May 07
Early detection of
soybean rust poses threat to 2007 Indiana crop
April 07
Researchers 'look
into' plant cells to increase ethanol yields
DuPont to help meet
growing demand for plant breeders - Partnership with Purdue
University develops scientists to address global demand for
grain
Unusual appearance
of watermelon virus in Indiana poses little threat
March 07
Scientists
pinpoint proteins that direct plant growth and development
Purdue University
and USDA/ARS scientists find genes involved in the battle
between Hessian flies and wheat
January 07
Wheat can
fatally starve insect predators
December 06
Glyphosate-resistant
giant ragweed confirmed in Indiana, Ohio
Scientists develop
method to find genetic basis for plant variation
November 06
What's eating aphids?
Two bugs farmers should know
Many weather factors
needed for accurate climate change predictions
October 06
Purdue University's new
biochip may help create more productive crop varieties
June 06
Web-based farm tools more
calculating than weeds
May 06
Purdue University research
involving a protein called BRICK1 may result in designer plants with
increased health benefits
March 06
Purdue University
announces 2006 agribusiness management programs
Purdue
University's 18th annual
"Corn and Soybean Field Guide" is an
agronomic best-seller
Purdue center for crop
biosecurity set to protect food supply against foreign plant pests
and pathogens
February 06
Gene thwarts some
pathogens, gives access to others, could save crops
January 06
Purdue University study
shows that fewer US farmers are ag input 'convenience' buyers
December 05
Purdue University's
Maize Match program matches farmers, field and hybrids
Purdue University
researchers find that common winter weed harbors soybean cyst nematodes
Multicultural
scholarships available at Purdue University's College of Agriculture
November 05
Surprise! Purdue
University corn trial yields higher than expected
October 05
Newly recognized
gene mutation may reduce seeds, resurrect plants
Purdue University plant
geneticist leads US$4.5 million National Science Foundation study of
soybean genome
September 05
Hurricane
Katrina's impact could reach harvest-ready crops, say Purdue
University economists
July 05
Purdue University's specialty
grain manual covers business by the book
Techniques available to
detect soil that inhibits destructive soybean pest
June 05
Purdue University
researchers find key to rice blast fungus
Purdue University Crop
Diagnostic Training and Research Center offers training workshops
May 05
'Preparing for Asian soybean
rust' - a new publication from Purdue University
Sentinel plots stand guard
over United States' soybean crops
Purdue research could lead
to more timely and efficient insecticide applications for cantaloupe
growers
April 05
Underground crops could be
future of 'pharming'
March 05
U.S. soybean
acreage down, but not out
Plants defy
Mendel's inheritance laws, may prompt textbook changes
Defenseless plants arm
themselves with metals
February 05
"U.S. Midwest Vegetable
Variety Trial Report for 2004" is ripe with varieties data
Soybean technology
leaves pest nothing to live for
January 05
Scientists find
common roots for thousands of plant compounds
Purdue and Indiana
University together offer web-based MBA and MS in food and agribusiness
management
Purdue University's 2005
Corn and Soybean Field Guide takes great pains to present herbicide
injury
December 04
Vitamin E in plant
seeds could halt prostate, lung cancer, says Purdue University scientist
Purdue University
website helps farmers rein in horseweed
November 04
Genome of
Mycosphaerella graminicola fungus, cause of number one wheat
disease, soon to be identified
New Purdue University
web site pits corn hybrids in one-on-one matchups
Randy Woodson named
dean of Purdue University School of Agriculture
October 04
Precision
technology lowers boom on old sprayers
Farmers don't
need a new superstar toxin to fight bugs
Web site lists
buyers for farmers' biotech corn
Soybean yields
are ex-seed-ing Ohio growers' expectations
Grain quality program
shows what soybeans made of
August 04
This season's
wheat seed no keeper for growers
Cover (crop) story:
oilseed radish benefits soil
July 04
U.S. farmers likely to
harvest what could be record corn and above-average soybean crops
As predicted, soybean aphid
is a ‘no-show’ so far this season in the Midwest
Long-term corn, soybean
yield trends are acres apart
Soybean rust will arrive in
the U.S., eventually, say pathologists
Quality, not quantity, is
focus of International Quality Grains Conference
Apple of Peru could
become the next weed nightmare for field and vegetable crops in
Ohio and other areas of the
United States
Purdue University wheat line
keeps its head under scab attack
May 04
Indiana State Seed Commissioner begins testing seed count claims
Diseases putting the
squeeze on soggy soybean crops in Ohio
Gene firm pioneers
desert crops
Domesticated tree
crops may be the 'future of forestry'
Purdue University researchers
string together players in pesticide resistance orchestra
April 04
Herbicide-immune marestail galloping across
Indiana
More useful plants
may sprout from gene role discovery
Fungicide is only
option for rust proofing soybeans
Purdue University
study drives home the benefits of GPS auto guidance
Purdue University
scientists find ways to outsmart crop-damaging bugs
March 04
Purdue University
agricultural economist: soybean stock surprise could shake planting
plans in the US
2004 Agricultural Business
Internet and E-Commerce Survey
February 04
Purdue University
researchers develop plant that produces potential anti-carcinogen
December 03
Purdue Forage Field
Guide places
forage know-how in the palm of the hand
November 03
Pasture grass fights
wheat fungus danger to plants, animals, people
Purdue University study
could help horticulture industry enhance floral scent
Purdue University
researchers develop alternative heating oil using soybean blend
October 03
Consumers
value GM foods that directly benefit them,
according
to Purdue University study
Newly identified
gene may halt fuzzy, moldy fruit
Purdue biologists'
spotlight solves mysteries of photosynthesis, metabolism
Purdue University
researchers solve decades-old corn, sorghum problem
September
03
Fly bites
plant, but plants can bite back, Purdue University scientists
find
Purdue
University economists say U.S. about to become net agricultural
importer
August 03
Purdue research plots
new field in plant genomics
Purdue University is the
place for plant and crop security information
Newly found gene resistant
to economically crippling wheat disease
Tiny aphids becoming big
problem for Indiana soybean farmers
July 03
New CD-ROM puts producers in
virtual soybean fields
June 03
Purdue University genetic discovery may aid plants and human medicine
May 03
Gene may produce
drought-resistant plants
April 03
Herbicide
resistance growing like weeds, Purdue University specialist says
Corn Segregation: A
Necessary Evil in Today’s Biotech Age?
South America
dethroning U.S. as world soybean king, says Purdue University
economist
Americans are
consuming less popcorn than a decade ago, but the opposite is
true in other parts of the world
Cloned gene may help crops
and livestock meet future needs
January 03
Ozone may provide
environmentally safe protection for grains
Purdue University sorghum
research helps feed Africa
November
02
Purdue University
scientists lead $5.9 million plant study to improve products
September
02
Protein family is key
to helping plants adapt
August 02
USDA/ARS and Purdue
University biotechnologists bolster tomato lycopene levels
July 02
Consumption outpacing crop production in the United States and other
grain-growing nations
June 02
Tomato packs more cancer-fighting punch
April 02
Terminator tussle:
controversial technology needed, experts say
Europeans can't tell
modified food by their labels, study finds
March 02
Going, going, gone?
Indiana wheat acres dip again
February 02
Compact plant could
reveal molecular secrets to higher crop yields
Ag economists: Don't bet
on US Farm Bill covering 2002 crops
January 02
Agribusiness MBA students
fly in, fly out, log on
December 01
Protein point the
way to salt-tolerant crops, Purdue scientists say
August 01
Forestalling
pesticide, antibiotic resistance is possible, theory predicts
Disease-fighting
foods may be derived from metal-loving plants
Genetic secrets of
metal-earting plants uncovered
June 01
Inaugural class of
Food and Agribusiness MBAs to graduate in August from Purdue University
Method for assessing
GMO ecological risk developed at Purdue University
April
01
Ag
genomics may bring benefits faster than human genomics
Protect
corn crop value by protecting crop identity, expert says
February
01
Hessian
fly genomics research will benefit wheat farmers, others
Plants as plants:
gene could convert crops to plastics factories
September
00
Are genetically engineered foods natural? A
Purdue University bioethicist responds
Plant's PICKLE gene may hold clue to cancer
August
00
Deadly soybean disease again invades Indiana fields
July 99
Purdue scientist wants to
find out what went sour with flowers
Native
wildflowers offer variety to gardeners
June 99
Soybeans
after wheat can give back-to-back income
May 99
New
soybeans immune to cyst nematode
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