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With 24,000 fewer employees and restricted media access to scientists, USDA faces growing questions about transparency and data reliability.

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To avoid unnecessary treatments, experts outline when to scout soybeans for weeds, insects and disease, from emergence ...

The Texas wheat crop has been hit hard by drought, in some areas more than others. Three wheat growers give insights into how ...