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Tanzania farmers distrust fertilizer quality, are less willing to pay for it
Marianne Stein | December 10, 2020

Tanzania farmers distrust fertilizer quality, are less willing to pay for it

U.S. agricultural water use declining for most crops and livestock production
Marianne Stein | November 16, 2020

U.S. agricultural water use declining for most crops and livestock production

U of I ASMC extends research projects in four developing countries
Marianne Stein | October 15, 2020

U of I ASMC extends research projects in four developing countries

Richard Cooke receives Fulbright grant for rice productivity research in Sierra Leone
ACES staff | October 7, 2020

Richard Cooke receives Fulbright grant for rice productivity research in Sierra Leone

Farmers needed for $4 million conservation innovation grant
Office of Marketing Communications | October 1, 2020

Farmers needed for $4 million conservation innovation grant

Soybean Innovation Lab releases new guide to African soybean seedborne diseases and pests
Amy Karagiannakis | August 4, 2020

Soybean Innovation Lab releases new guide to African soybean seedborne diseases and pests

State-of-the-art extruder amps up companion animal research, education
Carolina Garibay | July 29, 2020

State-of-the-art extruder amps up companion animal research, education

Turned-down temperatures boost crops’ penchant for production
Lauren Quinn | April 14, 2020

Turned-down temperatures boost crops’ penchant for production

Recovering phosphorus from corn ethanol production can help reduce groundwater pollution
Marianne Stein | March 6, 2020

Recovering phosphorus from corn ethanol production can help reduce groundwater pollution

TerraSentia robots, Agricultural and Biological Engineering faculty featured in New York Times
ACES staff | February 14, 2020

TerraSentia robots, Agricultural and Biological Engineering faculty featured in New York Times

Consider soil in fall-applied ammonia rates, Illinois study says
Lauren Quinn | December 9, 2019

Consider soil in fall-applied ammonia rates, Illinois study says

Yield-boosting stay-green gene identified from 118-year-old experiment in corn
Lauren Quinn | July 11, 2019

Yield-boosting stay-green gene identified from 118-year-old experiment in corn