home news forum careers events suppliers solutions markets expos directories catalogs resources advertise contacts
 
News sources

The news
and
beyond the news
Index of news sources
All Africa Asia/Pacific Europe Latin America Middle East North America
By nameBy acronym
  A   B   C   D
  E   F   G   H
  I   J   K   L
  M   N   O   P
  Q   R   S   T
  U   V   W   X
  Y   Z   
Archives
News archive 1997-2008
 
University of Georgia

February 14, 2022


Agricultural fungicides may be driving resistance


January 21, 2022


University of Georgia researchers create disease-resistant hybrids from wild peanuts


January 6, 2022


University of Georgia and University of Missouri awarded $1.2 million NSF-NIFA grant to fight the soybean cyst nematode


December 10, 2021


Incorporating alfalfa in forage systems could lead to environmental benefits


November 30, 2021


New “onion devourer” bacteria found by University of Georgia researchers


November 10, 2021


University of Georgia plant pathologist Bob Kemerait recognized for improving the world, one peanut at a time


November 1, 2021


Missouri Soybean executes first ever high oleic university license, partners with University of Georgia to commercialize high oleic soybeans


October 29, 2021


University of Florida and University of Georgia team up for turf success


October 27, 2021


The Bulldogs behind the Georgia jack-o’-lantern


September 30, 2021


Cover crops provide habitat for predator insects that may help control pests


September 14, 2021


Tracking wild peanut genes to improve crop resilience - DNA detectives show how important seed exchange is to food security


August 6, 2021


University of Georgia co-led genetics team paves way for better corn plants - The groundbreaking work could lead to bigger yields, better stress tolerance


July 30, 2021


University of Gerogia research on milkweed breeding featured on the cover of HortScience


Genomic and chemical diversity of commercially available high-CBD industrial hemp accessions (Frontiers)


CBD varieties don’t perform to COAs, University of Georgia researchers say (Hemp Today)


July 27, 2021


Burgeoning hemp industry faces growing pains


July 26, 2021


South Georgia-grown grass used in Tokyo Olympic stadium (The Atlanta Journal-Constitution)


June 23, 2021


John Ruter, Allan M. Armitage Professor in the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, talks about ornamental plant breeding


May 18, 2021


New peanut has a wild past and domesticated present - Researchers dig into the past to create new varieties to improve production


May 6, 2021


University of Georgia breeders have developed pretty plants ideal for Mother's Day


April 28, 2021


At the University of Georgia this farm grows nematodes (Progressive Farmer)


April 13, 2021


Diverse nematode collection aids researchers - Collection enables major soybean cyst nematode discoveries to be made (Successful Farming)


April 12, 2021


University of Georgia student's research seeks return of tomatoes' flavor (Albany Herald)


February 25, 2021


New rapid test for watermelon disease


February 3, 2021


University of Georgia doctoral program cultivates budding plant scientists (Crossville Chronicle)


January 29, 2021


University of Georgia faculty member Katrien Devos part of team to unlock switchgrass genome


January 20, 2021


Examining issues facing hemp production and processing


January 5, 2021


Invisible pest causes more than $1 billion in crop losses by taking control of plants’ natural processes


December 18, 2020


Bermudagrass versus the armyworm - Striving for a better understanding of pest resistance in experimental lines


December 11, 2020


Getting to the bottom of blossom-end rot





Previous | Next

www.uga.edu


Copyright @ 1992-2025 SeedQuest - All rights reserved