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Cracking the Code: AI-Powered Wheat Kernel Classification

July 16, 2026

Wheat kernel classification is a crucial step in ensuring the quality of wheat. Researchers have been working on developing a method to quickly and accurately identify defective kernels. This is a challenging task because defective and healthy kernels can look very similar. A team of sci...

science

Crop Models Meet Mediterranean Climate

July 16, 2026

In regions like the Mediterranean, farmers face a big challenge. They need to grow crops like peppers and broccoli while protecting the environment. One major issue is nitrate pollution, which happens when too much nitrogen fertilizer is used and ends up in waterways. This can be prevented with bett

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Summer Jobs That Shaped Chicagoans

July 15, 2026

Growing up in Chicago, summer jobs were a rite of passage. For many, these gigs were more than just a way to earn some extra cash - they were a chance to learn new skills, meet new people, and create lifelong memories. Take Tom Judge, for instance, who worked as a guide-lecturer at the Museum of Sci

technology

Drone Delivery Takes Off

July 15, 2026

In a major push to revolutionize the delivery industry, Zipline is ramping up its drone delivery service across the US and internationally. The company has just added some heavy hitters to its leadership team, including former Tesla and Waymo executives. This move comes as Zipline looks to scale its

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Dairy Farming in the Spotlight

July 14, 2026

Canadians are becoming more curious about where their food comes from and how it's produced. A recent study looked at how farm tours can change people's minds about dairy farming. The tours were guided by farmers who were trained to communicate in different ways. Some farmers were taught to educate

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Tiny Materials, Big Impact on Pesticide Detection

July 14, 2026

Scientists are making huge strides in detecting pesticide residues using tiny materials called nanomaterials. These materials have unique properties that make them super useful for detecting tiny amounts of pesticides. Researchers have been exploring different types of nanomaterials, like metal part

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Natural Grass for Safety

July 13, 2026

The 2026 FIFA World Cup brought together the world's best soccer players. They played on natural grass at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey. This field came from Tuckahoe Farms in South Jersey. FIFA requires natural grass for its games. They do this to keep players safe and make sure the game is played

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Unlocking the Secrets of Soft Wheat

July 13, 2026

Scientists have made a groundbreaking discovery in the world of wheat. They've identified a specific subunit, called 1Dy121, which is found in soft wheat and gives it unique properties. This subunit is associated with low protein content, weak gluten, and a superior ability to bake cookies. The impl

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Sunny Streets and Artistic Delights

July 13, 2026

The Petaluma Art & Garden Festival drew massive crowds to Downtown Petaluma on a sunny Sunday in July. This annual event, now in its 23rd year, is a beloved tradition that brings together art lovers, gardening enthusiasts, and families. The festival took over several blocks of 4th Street, with ove

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