Discover common reasons plant cuttings rot during propagation and what you can do to help them grow healthy roots. Learn how moisture levels, water quality, and proper care can affect your propagation ...

Plants seem stationary: they don’t skip, fly or walk around. But that doesn’t mean they don’t move. The organisms bend their roots and shoots in response to stimuli such as water, light, salt and ...

These cues set the tree to start recovering resources from its green leaves – mainly proteins and chlorophyll – to store over winter in its roots, ready to support spring growth next year. Trees ...

ANKENY, Iowa (DTN) -- An emerging soybean disease is threatening severe localized yield losses as it appears in more Midwestern states. Researchers say early detection and sound management practices ...

People have been using coal to generate heat and power for centuries, but these days, some see it as an antiquated and dirty means of energy production. That doesn't mean that there aren't any coal ...

SCRIPT links with Franksy on ‘Inside The Brain,’ a new release through TSZR that explores the heavier side of both producers’ sound. At 130 BPM, ‘Inside The Brain’ moves between tech house and bass ...

Whether it’s while waiting for the train or chilling solo at a cafe, a tiny nation in Southeast Asia is nudging its people toward an increasingly elusive habit: reading. Singapore this month launched ...

Every decade or so, adults discover that young people are consuming media that corrupts their minds — and a moral panic ensues. Comic books were going to produce a generation of delinquents.

EXCLUSIVE: Alexandra Magistro, an exec at Mike Flanagan‘s Red Room Pictures, is making her feature directorial debut with Rot, a psychological thriller and body horror to star Cooper Koch (Monsters: ...

Dr. Heitmayer is an assistant professor at Rowan University who studies technology distraction, attention economics and digital culture. Every decade or so, adults discover that young people are ...

ANKENY, Iowa (DTN) -- Crown rot is showing up in Iowa corn fields, and possibly other parts of the Corn Belt, according to Iowa State University Extension field agronomists. Experts urge farmers to ...