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agronews.com > us > en > news > agricultural-blog > 2026-09-13 > 103746

Melatonin may keep soft fruit firmer longer in storage

15+ hour, 33+ min ago   (381+ words) agronews.com Soft fruits bruise easily, lose water fast, and can collapse in storage before they reach consumers This review asks whether melatonin, a natural plant hormone also found in animals, can help slow that decline after harvest The authors…...

AgroNews
agronews.com > us > en > news > agricultural-blog > 2026-09-12 > 103729

Keep berries firmer and less shriveled after harvest

2+ day, 6+ hour ago   (282+ words) Surface barrier and water loss Soft fruits spoil quickly because their skin is a thin barrier that must hold back water, bruising, and microbes. In blueberries, 55–69% of water loss has been estimated to occur through the cuticle. Once that barrier…...

AgroNews
agronews.com > us > en > news > agricultural-blog > 2026-09-09 > 103608

Use SPIDES to rescue hatchability in long storage

5+ day, 8+ hour ago   (312+ words) agronews.com When hatching eggs sit in storage for a long time, they do not stay the same This experiment on chukar partridge eggs tested whether short warm-up periods during storage, known as SPIDES, could soften the damage caused by…...

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agronews.com > us > en > news > agricultural-blog > 2026-09-07 > 103562

In ovo MOS briefly improved broiler growth and gut health

1+ week, 6+ hour ago   (74+ words) What happened before hatch The first week post hatch Duodenal villi and blood tests Only 7 dph changed microbiota For poultry producers, the practical message is specific: in ovo MOS can nudge the first week of growth and intestinal development, but…...

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agronews.com > us > en > news > agricultural-blog > 2026-09-07 > 103559

Green coffee extract improved laying in heat-stressed hens

1+ week, 6+ hour ago   (344+ words) agronews.com Heat stress can quickly rob laying hens of egg mass and upset the body’s balance between oxidation and defense In this study, a chlorogenic acid-rich green coffee bean extract softened several of those losses in hens exposed…...

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agronews.com > us > en > news > agricultural-blog > 2026-09-07 > 103544

High Coxiella burnetii Seropositivity in Jeonnam Goats

1+ week, 7+ hour ago   (312+ words) agronews.com Q fever is a zoonotic disease that can move from infected animals to people, and goats are one of the animals often involved A pilot study in southwestern Jeonnam Province, South Korea, checked goat blood samples for signs…...

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agronews.com > us > en > news > agricultural-blog > 2026-09-07 > 103536

Mavacoxib as a Long Acting Sheep Analgesic

1+ week, 7+ hour ago   (309+ words) agronews.com Routine sheep husbandry can look quick from the outside, but the pain it causes may last far longer than the job itself This review examines mavacoxib, a selective COX 2 inhibitor, as a possible way to extend pain relief…...

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agronews.com > us > en > news > agrosphere > 2026-08-15 > 102086

Screwworm Response Expands With New Texas Facility

4+ week, 2+ day ago   (139+ words) USDA is expanding its efforts to eliminate New World screwworm by opening a new sterile fly facility in Texas by spring. The facility aims to reach a production capacity of 100 million sterile flies per week by the end of next…...