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University of Vermont

March 26, 2025


Changing palates: University of Vermont PhD students research nutritious and climate-friendly proteins


June 13, 2024


Modern seeds aren’t ready for climate change


July 23, 2019


Garlic on broccoli: a smelly approach to pepel a major pest - New University of Vermont study offers a novel framework to test strategies for managing invasive pests


August 30, 2018


Global warming: More insects, eating more crops - Global loss of wheat, rice and maize projected to rise 10-25 percent per degree of warming


June 28, 2018


Mandatory labels reduce GMO food fears - Consumer attitudes toward genetically modified food improved by 19% after mandatory labeling in Vermont, compared to the rest of the U.S. 


February 13, 2018


Genetic limits threaten chickpeas, a globally critical food - New research shows promise in improving crops with use of wild relatives


February 20, 2017


Save the bees? There’s an app for that - New mobile app to help farmers protect pollinators


Bee decline threatens U.S. crop production - First U.S. wild bee map reveals 139 pollination ‘trouble zones’


May 17, 2016


Paris climate agreement cannot be met without emissions reduction target for agriculture - New study finds current interventions only achieve 21-40 percent of goal


December 22, 2015


Wild bee decline threatens U.S. crop production - Following President Obama’s call for pollinator assessment, first-ever national bee map shows much farmland at risk


June 16, 2015


Surprisingly few bee species are responsible for pollinating the world’s crops





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