Agriculture (Page 8)

The latest on what's growing and what's faltering across the world's farms—and the resources they use to keep running.

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Creating Crop Circles With Lasers and Microwaves

By Rebecca Boyle

USDA Won’t Regulate Genetically Modified Grass, Sparking Superweed Worries

USDA Won’t Regulate Genetically Modified Grass, Sparking Superweed Worries

By Rebecca Boyle

Atomic Gardens, the Biotechnology of the Past, Can Teach Lessons About the Future of Farming

Atomic Gardens, the Biotechnology of the Past, Can Teach Lessons About the Future of Farming

By Rebecca Boyle

Plants Can Survive the Radioactive Soils of Chernobyl, Widening Options For Space Farming

One Billion Hectares Worldwide Have Now Been Planted With Genetically Modified Crops

One Billion Hectares Worldwide Have Now Been Planted With Genetically Modified Crops

By Rebecca Boyle

Soybeans in Automated Greenhouse

How To Genetically Modify a Seed, Step By Step

By Rebecca Boyle

The Second Green Revolution: An Alliance of Organic Farmers and Genetic Engineers

The Second Green Revolution: An Alliance of Organic Farmers and Genetic Engineers

By Frederick Kaufman

Vatican Praises Genetically Modified Crops, While U.S. Judge Orders Their Destruction

Vatican Praises Genetically Modified Crops, While U.S. Judge Orders Their Destruction

By Rebecca Boyle

How Science Is Changing Your Thanksgiving Feast

How Science Is Changing Your Thanksgiving Feast

By Rebecca Boyle

In Twenty Years Chocolate Will Be A Rare Delicacy

In Twenty Years Chocolate Will Be A Rare Delicacy

By Rebecca Boyle

Enviropig: A Bioengineered Pig That Excretes Fewer Pollutants

Enviropig: A Bioengineered Pig That Excretes Fewer Pollutants

Better Tomatoes Via a Fertilizer of…Human Urine?

Better Tomatoes Via a Fertilizer of…Human Urine?

By Rebecca Boyle