An international team of researchers has made a breakthrough that could make wheat more resistant to the changing climate and ...

Dreaming of bright colors and sunshiny days after a cloudy winter? Do you know how to grow wheat grass indoors even if it isn ...

She's part of the team digitising the archive so it can be accessed online. The James Cook sample is a wild wheat plant. It looks spindly and grass-like - quite different from the varieties ...

Wheat originated in Asia. Although it is mostly used as a grain crop, it can be used as an annual forage crop. Wheat has good winter hardiness and can burn up with excess heat. It can tolerate a wide ...

Named "Pubing 03," the variety was developed by the Zhongyuan Research Center of the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences ...

Learn the difference between heirloom wheat vs modern wheat, and why you should consider planting a plot in your home garden. Wheat is the most widely cultivated crop in the world. Easy to grow ...

It grows rapidly and vigorously from seed. Rye tends to be taller thank wheat. This plant is a bunch type grass with many upright tillers. The leaves, like most small grains are rolled in the whorl.

Infected kernels, called “Tombstones” are lightweight and discolored. Fusarium graminearum grows well on decaying plant material, particularly that of wheat, barley, and corn . The fungus overwinters ...

Winter wheat planting season is underway, but with drought still lingering in parts of wheat country what will that mean for acreage this fall? While the moisture situation has improved in some ...

Wheat prices saw strength last week, as worries about the 2021 crop continue to grow. On Friday, USDA’s World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates (WASDE) showed lower wheat supplies.

Wheat is one of the very few grains Brazil imports ... the bacteria captures the nitrogen and delivers it to the soy plant. This significantly reduces the need to employ chemical fertilizer ...

This story appears in the May 2018 issue of National Geographic magazine. Fields of wheat and barley would grow faster if the sun didn’t go down at night. So an international group of scientists ...