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From left: Cory Suski, Elizabeth Golebie, and Carena van Riper
Anglers need tailored messaging to inspire action on invasive species
By Lauren Quinn
Kun Peng and Michel Robe
Soybean futures held early warning for COVID-related economic collapse
By Marianne Stein
Hans Stein
High-oil corn packs punch for pigs
By Lauren Quinn
Urban park scene
Study links COVID-19 rates with nature equity, shows double burden for communities of color
By Lauren Quinn
Christopher Taylor, left, Eric Larson and their colleague Zachary Rozansky, not pictured, report that an invasive crayfish is interbreeding with a native species in the Current River in Missouri.
Team discovers invasive-native crayfish hybrids in Missouri
By Illinois News Bureau
drying unit drawing
NSF funds Phase II of Center for Advanced Research in Drying (CARD)
By ACES staff
Kass-Hanna, Lyons and Fava
Fintech can promote financial inclusion in emerging economies
By Marianne Stein
Nick Hausman and Daljeet Dhaliwal (right) in the field
Sweet corn yield gain over 80 years leaves room for improvement
By Lauren Quinn
farm landscape
USDA funds ‘agrivoltaics’ project led by iSEE team
By ACES staff
Former inters presenting Dr. Hill with a signed photo.
ACES alums celebrate impactful international internship program
By Leslie Myrick
From left: Seth Strom, Dean Riechers, and Crystal Concepcion
Weed goes off script to resist herbicides
By Lauren Quinn
Veracruz coffee farm
Water service fees can help pay for ecosystem preservation in Mexico
By Katy Mosiman
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