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David Elstein "ARS improves yields in 100-year-old experiment; the 106th cotton crop grown on the Old Rotation—the world's oldest cotton experiment - United States Agricultural Research Service". Agricultural Research. FindArticles.com. 29 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m3741/is_5_51/ai_101944082/

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Articles in May, 2003 issue of Agricultural Research

• Grains lay claim to health gains
  by Jim Core
• Eat a good breakfast to start a good day - Science Update - Brief Article
  by Theresa A. Nicklas
• Biological control sends scurrying scourge scrambling
  by Jim Core
• A possible new vaccine to KO Salmonella in chicken eggs
  by Sharon Durham
• Drought survival with conservation tillage - Southeast Watershed Research Laboratory
  by Sharon Durham
• Testing the fortitude of iron in cereals
  by Rosalie Marion Bliss
• Natural compound improves apples' red coloring: methyl jasmonate helps deepen the blush on the cheeks of Fuji apples
  by Jan Suszkiw
• Bacteria in feather follicles? - Science Update - Brief Article
  by R. Jeffrey Buhr
• Enzyme may protect sugar beets from leaf spot disease
  by Amy Spillman
• DNA Markers … with a twist for improved bean breeding
  by Jan Suszkiw
• Scientists try to stop cereal killer
  by Jim Core
• Is your health what you eat? - Forum - phytonutrients
  by Joseph T. Spence
• ARS improves yields in 100-year-old experiment; the 106th cotton crop grown on the Old Rotation—the world's oldest cotton experiment - United States Agricultural Research Service
  by David Elstein
• Tiny wasps protect high-value crops
  by Amy Spillman
• Snails can't take caffeine - Science Update - United States Pacific Basin Agricultural Research Center - Brief Article
  by Robert G. Hollingsworth
• Petal power: new gene yields unique blossoms: the altered Ultrapetala gene gives these thale cress flowers almost twice as many petals as they would normally have - Plant Gene Expression Center - Cover Story
  by Marcia Wood
• New food safety allies: chemical-detecting wasps - Science Update - Brief Article
  by W. Joe Lewis