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Livestock transfer programs in Zambia can alleviate poverty, but the effects may not last for all households, U of I study shows
Marianne Stein | June 11, 2019

Livestock transfer programs in Zambia can alleviate poverty, but the effects may not last for all households, U of I study shows

Leann Birch, pioneer in study of children’s eating behaviors and former ACES department head, passes away
Office of Marketing Communications | June 7, 2019

Leann Birch, pioneer in study of children’s eating behaviors and former ACES department head, passes away

Managing very late planting
Office of Marketing Communications | June 5, 2019

Managing very late planting

Scientists stack algorithms to improve predictions of yield-boosting crop traits
Claire Benjamin | June 3, 2019

Scientists stack algorithms to improve predictions of yield-boosting crop traits

Study shows gut microbes are related to mood
Stephanie Henry | May 31, 2019

Study shows gut microbes are related to mood

Ball named associate dean of academic programs in ACES
Stephanie Henry | May 31, 2019

Ball named associate dean of academic programs in ACES

Higher banana prices linked to increase in armed conflict in the Philippines, U of I study shows
Marianne Stein | May 30, 2019

Higher banana prices linked to increase in armed conflict in the Philippines, U of I study shows

Construction starting on new Feed Technology Center at Illinois
Lauren Quinn | May 30, 2019

Construction starting on new Feed Technology Center at Illinois

Engeseth named head of Department of Food Science and Human Nutrition
Stephanie Henry | May 30, 2019

Engeseth named head of Department of Food Science and Human Nutrition

Resistance to Fusarium head blight holding in Illinois, study says
Lauren Quinn | May 30, 2019

Resistance to Fusarium head blight holding in Illinois, study says

College of ACES announces merger of agricultural leadership, education, communications program
Stephanie Henry | May 29, 2019

College of ACES announces merger of agricultural leadership, education, communications program

New mutations for herbicide resistance rarer than expected, study finds
Illinois News Bureau | May 29, 2019

New mutations for herbicide resistance rarer than expected, study finds