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agronews.com > us > en > news > agricultural-blog > 2026-09-13 > 103751

Nanomaterials trigger stage specific plant responses

17+ hour, 4+ min ago   (301+ words) agronews.com Over the last two decades, engineered nanomaterials have moved into agricultural systems through fertilizers, pesticides, growth promoters, soil conditioners, runoff, sewage sludge, and industrial effluents This narrative review says the story is not simply about toxicity, because the…...

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agronews.com > us > en > news > agricultural-blog > 2026-09-13 > 103742

Five cotton systems were tested in arid Xinjiang

17+ hour, 9+ min ago   (74+ words) Integrated systems in Yuli County Watching the seedling stage Measuring growth and roots Why the comparison matters For growers, the concrete lesson is not a winner announced in advance, but a way to judge which package of tillage and cover…...

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agronews.com > us > en > news > agricultural-blog > 2026-09-09 > 103604

Pick the right spray for higher oat yield or shorter stems

5+ day, 8+ hour ago   (467+ words) Two common growth regulators changed oat performance in a field trial, but not in the same way for every variety. The sprays raised yield, made stems shorter, and improved leaf function. That matters because shorter cereal plants are less likely…...

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agronews.com > us > en > news > agricultural-blog > 2026-09-08 > 103582

How much water and nitrogen does silage maize need?

6+ day, 8+ hour ago   (63+ words) Silage maize did not reward more water or more nitrogen in this field experiment under subsurface drip irrigation. The strongest combination used 140 kg N ha−1. It outperformed the wetter and more heavily fertilized options in both yield efficiency and profit....

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agronews.com > us > en > news > agricultural-blog > 2026-09-08 > 103589

Choose orchard site for larger, better colored cherries

6+ day, 8+ hour ago   (58+ words) Two orchards, two climates Bud break came earlier Fruit size and taste shifted Antioxidants favored the cooler site For growers, the practical lesson is that orchard site should be part of cultivar choice, because the same sweet cherry can give…...

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agronews.com > us > en > news > agricultural-blog > 2026-09-08 > 103591

Sisal residues boosted seedling growth in Bahia

6+ day, 8+ hour ago   (469+ words) agronews.com...

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agronews.com > us > en > news > agricultural-blog > 2026-09-08 > 103595

Coprecipitated LDH Biochar Reduced Cadmium and Arsenic

6+ day, 8+ hour ago   (356+ words) agronews.com When contaminated soil holds both cadmium and arsenic, one fix rarely works equally well for both In a study aimed at soil covered Morchella sextelata cultivation, a mineral based biochar composite made by coprecipitation stood out because it…...

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agronews.com > us > en > news > agricultural-blog > 2026-09-07 > 103528

AzoRoot improved bermudagrass traffic tolerance under low N

1+ week, 6+ hour ago   (377+ words) agronews.com A microbial product called AzoRoot helped hybrid bermudagrass keep quality, cover, and a slightly softer surface under traffic, especially when nitrogen was limited In this study, the strongest responses appeared on a simulated sports field that had to…...

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agronews.com > us > en > news > agricultural-blog > 2026-09-07 > 103532

Laying hen welfare research still focuses on feather pecking

1+ week, 6+ hour ago   (337+ words) agronews.com Monitoring the welfare of laying hens is getting harder as flocks grow larger, and the old approach of walking through the house and checking birds by hand has practical limits on commercial farms This study looked at the…...

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agronews.com > us > en > news > agricultural-blog > 2026-09-07 > 103540

Farmers See Biosphere Reserves as Trusted Intermediaries

1+ week, 7+ hour ago   (339+ words) agronews.com Biosphere reserves are often praised as places where farming and wildlife protection can meet, but this interview study shows that the human side of that relationship may matter just as much as the land itself The researchers spoke…...