It’s hard to walk in a wheat field in Kansas right now and not find at least low-level, trace-level symptoms of WSMV, and ...

"April showers bring May flowers" isn’t just folklore—it’s grounded in real science. Spring rain prepares the soil, and with ...

Researchers have completed a full genome sequence of Aegilops mutica, a wild relative of wheat, which could help crops ...

Now that we’ve finally gotten some decent amounts of rain the outside world is looking green and, in some places, almost lush. We’re still not even with normal rainfall amounts for the year, but we’re ...

With every piece of greenery you see around Ohio, you can hopefully notice a yellow beauty growing in that area.

YardSmart perennials are beautiful, able to grow well in Calgary and good for the environment. YardSmart plants will need additional water for the first two years. After they are established, you can ...

Fusarium head blight, which is usually not a problem in dryer areas, could infect wheat fields this year with the wet weather ...

Tickseed attracts pollinators – providing nectar and pollen for bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds, and seeds for birds.

Pollinators are reshaping gardens this spring. Bees, butterflies, hummingbirds and more draw attention as gardeners shift ...

With the T2 flag leaf spray timing approaching in wheat, there is scope in the South to ease rates a little with the low ...

James O’Loughlin, an agronomist with Quinns of Baltinglass, joins us on this week’s instalment of Accompany the Agronomist.

Siberian squill is a spring plant commonly seen in Canada, but its presence is invasive and can potentially make you ill.