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Snakes foul-smelling toxins not only act as a repellent for ants but could also paralyze and kill ants that come in contact with the secretion.

ARS researchers are saving the California Condor, one of America’s endangered bird species.

ARS researchers discovered that certain moths can be used to stop the encroachment of invasive old-world ferns.

ARS researchers are studying the negative effects of mycotoxins in poultry feed, even at or below the allowed level by the FDA.

Genetic samples from bulls born before 1997, sourced from ARS’s NAGP, are being used in breeding programs today, often resulting in higher beef and dairy yields.

ARS scientists use cryopreservation techniques to protect the monarch butterfly from extinction.

ARS scientists find that seed meal from plants in the mustard family can kill mosquito larvae before they hatch.

ARS confirms effectiveness of pork industry’s Trichinella parasite mitigation practices.

ARS scientists examine a new pork and beef decontamination method.

ARS researchers are protecting soybean farmers’ crop yields using natural pest-killing fungi.

Scientists are studying the unique adaptations that help pollinators thrive.

Robots guided by advances in computer science and AI present an opportunity to ensure a growing U.S. agriculture.