Plant methods:putting the spotlight on technological innovation in the plant sciences.

Plant Methods is a new journal for plant biologists, specialising in the rapid publication of peer-reviewed articles with a focus on technological innovation in the plant sciences. The aim of Plant Methods is to stimulate the development and adoption of new and improved techniques and research tools in plant biology. We hope to promote more consistent standards in the plant sciences, and make readily accessible laboratory and computer-based research tools available to the whole community. This will be achieved by publishing Research articles, Methodology papers and Reviews using the BioMed Central Open Access publishing model. The journal is supported by a prestigious editorial board, whose members all recognise the importance of technological innovation as a driver for basic science

Forage News [2014-01]

Grazing, Health & Animal RightsForage Workers Heading for MemphisForage Variety Reports Now AvailableHeart of America Grazing Conference will help Producers Improve ForagesDugger Brings Cotton Council Experience to National Hay AssociationBermudagrass Stem Maggot found in Allen CountyFarmland Value Reaches Historic $8,716 Statewide AverageFarmer-to-Farmer Mentoring - Delivering Real Change in Practice on UK Livestock FarmsNovel Approaches to Developing On-farm Biomass Production System

Forage News [2006-10]

KFGC Field Day Huge Success in Spite of 4” of Rain Roundup Ready Grazing Tolerant Alfalfa: Application for Kentucky 26 Roundup Ready Alfalfa Varieties Hay Export Markets May Benefit All Growers Prevent Machinery Fires Ethanol Growth Challenges Hay Markets Hay Production Up Upcoming Event

Forage News [2016-12]

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Forage News [2012-10]

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Forage News [2010-11]

Dr. Norman Taylor 1926-2010Registration Now Open for Grazing ConferenceForage Spokesman Contest and KFGC Award Nominations - Deadline Dec. 3Effects of Ergot-Endophyte-Infected Fescue Seed on Physiological Parameters in Mature Female Meat GoatsChaparral® Herbicide Application for Suppression of Seedhead Emergence in Tall Fescue Pastures and Possible Alleviation of Fescue ToxicosisScience Shows Beef Production is Earth FriendlyUse of Novel Endophyte Fescue for CowsEvaluation of Annual Ryegrass (Lolium Multiflorum) in Two Fall Grazing Systems on Forage Quality and Stock Calf Performance in Northern MinnesotaUsing Mature Hay for Bedding: Potential for Tall Fescue Toxicit