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At the opening ceremony of the CANVAS 2024 meeting in San Antonio in November, the American Indians in Texas at the Spanish Colonial Missions delivered a powerful land acknowledgment statement and cultural performance that highlighted the beauty and resilience of local Indigenous arts and the importance of preserving these traditions for future generations.

Diversity, equity, and inclusion at the forefront of CANVAS 2024 opening ceremony

February 24, 2025

Event attendees with Chef Medrano.

Sabor de San Antonio: Rediscovering roots through food, history, and multi-lingual science

February 24, 2025

Brayden Blanchard, an assistant professor of sugarcane breeding and quantitative genetics at the Louisiana State University (LSU) AgCenter Sugar Research Station, examines and samples the reproductive organs of the sugarcane tassel. Photo courtesy of Brayden Blanchard.

A day in the life: Brayden Blanchard

February 24, 2025

Photo courtesy of Adobe Stock/K Davis/peopleimages.com.

Negotiations in public universities

February 21, 2025

Development of a multiparent advanced generation inter-cross population of peanut (PeanutMAGIC). Advancing an eight-way F1 hybrid to produce F2 seeds (A). The F1 seeds individually planted with an alternating border of Georgia-06G, a popular commercial variety (B).

New PeanutMAGIC population provides high diversity and increased recombination events

February 21, 2025

Awards Hub Lead February 2025

New Awards Hub available for Society members

February 21, 2025

A cotton trial in Hale County, TX. Photo by Brooke Shumate.

Impact of September cold fronts on cotton fiber quality in Texas

February 21, 2025

Image courtesy of Adobe Stock (Iurii, Stillfx, and kazy).

Telling your agronomic story

February 21, 2025

Photo courtesy of Adobe Stock/Budimir Jevtic.

Your generosity is making a difference

February 19, 2025

CSA News February 2024 Volume 70 Issue 2 Cover

February 2025

Volume 70, Issue 2

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