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Protecting the U S pork industry from African swine fever

Ongoing research includes using nanosenors for disease surveillance and reducing the risk of contaminated imported feed ingredients.

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Protecting the U S pork industry from African swine fever

Ongoing research includes using nanosenors for disease surveillance and reducing the risk of contaminated imported feed ingredients.

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Well known CNY apple farm closes U-pick orchard this year due to late spring frost

Well known CNY apple farm closes U-pick orchard this year due to late spring frost
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From non-native bluegrass in Antarctica to beautiful spotted bugs in the middle of NYC, here are 5 invasive species that are as stunning as they are threatening to humanity

A United Nations report says invasive species are costing the world $423 billion every year to combat. And we are part of the problem.

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Photos: How Invasive Species Threaten the Future of Humanity

A United Nations report says invasive species are costing the world $423 billion every year to combat. And we are part of the problem.

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