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Cornell, Penn State Research How Grape Pests Sniff Out Berries
New York Ag Connection - 12/10/2019
Female grape berry moths are the biggest insect threat to wine grapes in the eastern United States. The moths lay their eggs on grapes and, once hatched, the larvae penetrate the skin, then eat and damage the fruit. But no one is quite sure how the moths home
in on berries from the wider landscape.
A new study, published in the Journal of Chemical Ecology, investigates how these pests find their targe . . .
Over 50 Groups Urge U.S. Beef Integrity Act Amendments
New York Ag Connection - 12/10/2019
Dairy Days Include Salmonella Dublin Research Update
New York Ag Connection - 12/10/2019
'I Bird NY' Challenge Winners Announced
New York Ag Connection - 12/10/2019
New Yorkers Encouraged to Give Gift of Lifetime Sporting License
New York Ag Connection - 12/10/2019
USDA Surveying Cattle, Milk, Sheep and Goat Operations
New York Ag Connection - 12/09/2019
Study: Physical Forces Affect Bacteria's Toxin Resistance
New York Ag Connection - 12/09/2019
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Pelosi & Trump Ready to Move on USMCA?
USAgNet - 12/10/2019
Study: Trade War Cost Americans Additional $42 Billion
USAgNet - 12/10/2019
Bayer Agrees to Postpone Glyphosate Suits, Seeking Settlement
USAgNet - 12/10/2019
NCBA Accepting Applications for 2020 Internships
USAgNet - 12/10/2019
Chipotle Float at Rose Parade to Raise Money for Farmers
USAgNet - 12/10/2019
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