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Visit Expanding the Soil to Society Pipeline Strategy Expanding the Soil to Society Pipeline Strategy Posted by Ali Schultheis | November 20, 2023 Soil to Society is not just a grant, but a strategy of thinking that addresses gaps in current knowledge and between research disciplines. The pipeline…
Visit Assessing the “Super” in Whole-Grain Superfoods Assessing the “Super” in Whole-Grain Superfoods Posted by Ali Schultheis | September 18, 2023 We are halfway through our Soil to Society series, so let’s do a quick recap. Following along the Soil to Society pipeline, this grant is…
Visit Engineering, Extruding, and Elevating Whole-Grain Based Foods Engineering, Extruding, and Elevating Whole-Grain Based Foods Posted by Ali Schultheis | August 22, 2023 Over the last three months, we have discussed the groundbreaking scope of the Soil to Society grant and ongoing work by our Soils and Cropping…
Visit Breeding Better Food Breeding Better Food Posted by Ali Schultheis | July 10, 2023 What makes food better? Through the Soil to Society grant, we believe that breeding for increased health and nutritive value while improving agronomic and end-use…
Visit Optimizing Human Health and Nutrition: From Soil to Society Optimizing Human Health and Nutrition: From Soil to Society Posted by Ali Schultheis | May 16, 2023 Though we are what we eat, there is minimal research available on how different players within the food system interact to influence food availability and…
Visit Waste a Lot, Warm a Lot – Reducing Food Waste is Part of Climate-Friendly Eating Waste a Lot, Warm a Lot – Reducing Food Waste is Part of Climate-Friendly Eating Posted by Nicole Bell | May 27, 2021 While many scientists, producers, and consumers recognize the importance of quantifying the carbon footprint of agriculture, most efforts focus on on-farm activities. The journey food…
Visit Out of the Frying Pan and into the Fryer: Climate Mitigation Opportunities for French Fries Out of the Frying Pan and into the Fryer: Climate Mitigation Opportunities for French Fries Posted by Nicole Bell | May 5, 2021 Efforts to quantify the carbon footprint of agriculture are often focused on the greenhouse gas emissions resulting from on-farm activities, mostly from fertilizer production and…
Blueberries are Blooming and Booming Posted by David Granatstein | April 29, 2015 Consumer interest in blueberries as part of a healthy diet has exploded in recent years. Blueberries are considered one of the “superfruits”, full of antioxidants…
New Meta-Analysis Identifies Three Significant Benefits Associated With Organically Grown Plant-Based Foods Posted by Chuck Benbrook | July 11, 2014 There have been four progressively rigorous meta-analyses published since 2009 focusing on differences in the nutritional quality and safety of organic versus conventional food. The…
Scaling Up Organic Production to Lower Costs: Will Quality Suffer? Posted by Chuck Benbrook | April 24, 2014 An April 19, 2014 blog post by NPR correspondent Dan Charles discusses Wal-Mart’s plans to develop a substantial new line of organic food products that will…