Articles by University of Illinois College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences

Agrivoltaics creates dual land usage, but has many legal and economic hurtles to overcome

Researchers push back against the assumption that fish native to the contiguous US are inherently harmless

Researchers explore the benefits of green roofs and how much Portland residents are willing to pay for green roofs

New paper provides a review of sodium reduction strategies from the literature

Researchers consider the soil factors influencing cadmium’s ride into cacao beans

New research from the University of Illinois shows one Xanthomonas species has evolved to avoid detection by the immune system of tomato plants

Beef, pork, and The Impossible Burger scored as “excellent” sources of protein when served bunless

When it comes to what soil health refers to, scientists, conservationists, and farmers all  have different definitions

The focus on developing crops for extreme conditions has negatively affected performance under normal weather patterns

Knowing how and why proteins evolved could help scientists understand and engineer the activity of proteins