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SDSU s Dakota Lakes Research Farm east of Pierre hosting Field Day tomorrow

South Dakota State University's Dakota Lakes Research Farm will host its annual field day Thursday (June 29, 2.

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SDSU s Dakota Lakes Research Farm east of Pierre hosting Field Day Thursday

South Dakota State University's Dakota Lakes Research Farm will host its annual field day Thursday (June 29, 2.

Melanie caffeCody zilverbergSunish sehgalDwayne beckJon kleinjanMiranda wilsonChristopher grahamDakota lakes research farm field dayDakota state university lakes research farmNutrient researchDakota lakes research farm consulting scientistDakota lakes research farm corporationEducation councilDakota state universityOngoing researchLivestock integration at dakota lakes research farm

Invading insect could transform Antarctic soils

A tiny flightless midge which has colonized Antarctica s Signy Island is driving fundamental changes to the island s soil ecosystem, a study shows.

United kingdomJesamine bartlettScott haywardBritish antarcticUniversity of birminghamSchool of biosciences at birminghamBritish antarctic surveySoil biologyHayward addedSigny islandPeter convey

Non-Native Midge Invades Antarctica and Alters Soil Nutrient Cycles

A tiny flightless midge that has colonized Antarctica's Signy Island is driving fundamental changes to the island's soil ecosystem.

United kingdomJesamine bartlettUniversity of birminghamBritish antarctic surveyGetty imagesSigny islandSouth georgiaSoil biologyPeter conveyNon native midgeLters soil nutrient

Invading insect could transform Antarctic soils

Birmingham UK (SPX) May 11, 2023 - A tiny flightless midge which has colonised Antarctica s Signy Island is driving fundamental changes to the island s soil ecosystem, a study shows. Research by experts at the University of Bir

United kingdomJesamine bartlettScott haywardSchool of biosciences at birminghamUniversity of birminghamBritish antarcticSigny islandBritish antarctic surveySoil biologyHayward addedSouth georgiaPeter conveySpace news

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