A plant conservationist at the Minnesota Arboretum, Remucal works to save and store endangered plants.

Selective dry cow therapy will be rolled out by the Minnesota Dairy Herd Improvement Association on Nov. 1

The national-scale study found that the amount of water it takes to produce and supply meat varies on location and the amount of water available locally.

In a partnership with the local Bang Brewing, University students are developing a searchable map of producers and breweries to be released by the end of 2020.

Jumping worms cause significant environmental harm and appear to be spreading throughout the state.

Researchers say the new crop will be able to reduce runoff and be profitable for farmers.

With wetter growing seasons, manure sidedressing could help crops retain nutrients and reduce pollution.

New research into oak wilt allows for better detection and treatment.

CFANS professor Heidi Roop plans to develop a new extension program.

As multiple drugs are being studied in hopes of finding a treatment for the virus, researchers explored genetic reasons why these drugs could fail.