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

Melatonin may keep soft fruit firmer longer in storage

7+ 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…...

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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, 23+ min 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…...

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

Laying hen welfare research still focuses on feather pecking

6+ day, 22+ 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 > agrosphere > 2026-08-25 > 102863

Tyson Restructuring Signals Shifts in Cattle Industry

2+ week, 5+ day ago   (180+ words) Despite the border closure, the screwworm still reached the United States, leading to significant economic losses for the cattle industry. The decision to slowly reopen the border to trade is viewed as a necessary but overdue step for the sector....

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agronews.com > us > en > news > agrosphere > 2026-08-24 > 102790

AFBF Opposes Plan for Increased Beef Imports

2+ week, 6+ day ago   (244+ words) American Farm Bureau Federation President Zippy Duvall expressed strong opposition today to a plan by President Trump to import an additional 300,000 metric tons of beef. The move comes as the United States is already experiencing record levels of foreign beef…...

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agronews.com > us > en > news > agrosphere > 2026-08-21 > 102559

USDA Details Requirements for Low-Carbon Biofuel Feedstocks

3+ week, 2+ day ago   (289+ words) agronews.com Farmers seeking to produce low-carbon biofuel feedstocks now have clearer implementation guidance following a USDA webinar this week The session detailed how the 2026 Regenerative Feedstock Rule establishes the path for specific farming practices to contribute to carbon intensity…...

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agronews.com > us > en > news > agrosphere > 2026-08-18 > 102315

Indiana Declares Disaster Emergency Following Historic Floods

3+ week, 5+ day ago   (213+ words) agronews.com Indiana Governor Mike Braun has issued a disaster emergency declaration in response to historic flooding, tornado, and derecho activity throughout the state The executive action triggers the Indiana Department of Homeland Security to distribute assistance via the stateâ…...

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agronews.com > us > en > news > agrosphere > 2026-08-15 > 102094

Georgia Gets $487 Million for Rural Electric Upgrades

4+ week, 2+ day ago   (214+ words) USDA is directing nearly half a billion dollars to Georgia to modernize rural electric infrastructure. U.S. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins announced the $486.7 million investment through the agency’s Electric Infrastructure Loan Program on July 28. The funding aims to enhance reliability and lower…...

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agronews.com > us > en > news > kaleidoscope > 2026-08-15 > 102088

Tyson Shuts Down Illinois Beef Plant Without Warning

4+ week, 2+ day ago   (325+ words) agronews.com Tyson Foods announced Thursday afternoon, Aug 13, that it would immediately close its beef facility in Joslin, Illinois, leaving regional cattle feeders to find new outlets for market-ready animals The company also announced the closure of a case-ready beef…...