A Moment of Science
According to many studies, the rise of agriculture coincided with declines in human height and overall health.
Could pumpkins help prevent infections and disease? A new study says, "Yes!"
The Japanese technique of apple growing is the perfect combination of science and art.
Outer space doesn't exactly provide ideal growing conditions, but one little fruit may be up to the challenge.
Have you ever heard of QPM? It stands for "quality protein maize," a delicious and nutritious breed of corn that is anything but ordinary.
Scientists have discovered a natural organic compound that will keep your tomatoes firmer and fresher for longer!
Ants have been practicing agriculture for millions of years. Actually they can can milk certain insects like a farmer milking a cow.
Did you know that soil deterioration is one of the main contributors to global warming?
There is one gene that protects grains against a deadly fungus that could destroy entire crops. Learn more on this Moment of Science.
It's not unusual for us to be struck by the amazing ways in which life on earth has adapted to its environment. Rooted potatoes are an example of this.
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