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HudsonAlpha Study Reveals Similarities Between Wild, Domesticated Cotton

April 20, 2020/in News, Agriculture, Biotechnology, Technology/by Bud McLaughlin

Plant genomics researchers at HudsonAlpha Institute for Biotechnology announce the surprising results of a cotton sequencing study led by Dr. Jane Grimwood and Jeremy Schmutz, who co-direct the HudsonAlpha Genome Sequencing Center. The goal of the project was to identify differences among wild and domesticated cotton that could be used to bring back traits like […]

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HudsonAlpha Researchers Work to Improve Cotton Through Genetics

February 12, 2020/in Lead, Agriculture, Biotechnology, News/by staff reports

Is there anything more Huntsville than the combination of cotton and technology? To that end, researchers at the HudsonAlpha Institute for Biotechnology have set out to make a better cotton through a series of research collaborations, grants and projects. These grants include sequencing “elite” cotton strains, sending cotton to space and conversations between students and […]

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Burgeoning Regional Economy Ensures Everyone a More Valuable Slice of the Pie

August 5, 2019/in Featured, Aerospace, Agriculture, Automotive, Construction Zone, Development, Entertainment, Food/dining, Government, Lead, Manufacturing, News, Real Estate, Retail, Sports, Technology, Travel/Leisure/by Kimberly Ballard

Envision Huntsville as an average size pie. Standing at city center, look outward in all directions toward the far edges of the pie crust – north toward the state line where visitors from Tennessee get their first glimpse of the city. South where many Huntsville businesses draw daily commuters. East across the mountain, west from […]

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HudsonAlpha Brings Power of Genomics to Capitol Hill

July 26, 2019/in Agriculture, Brief, News, Technology/by Todd Stephenson

WASHINGTON – Along with research, education is a key element of the HudsonAlpha Institute for Biotechnology’s mission. So, officials with the Huntsville-based center went on a mission to Capitol Hill last month and presented “Genomics in Agriculture 101: Exploring the Basics” in the Rayburn House Office Building. It was the third time HudsonAlpha held a […]

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Clift Farm: Breland Companies Bought the Farm That Jack Built

June 5, 2019/in Lead, Agriculture, Development, Food/dining, News, People, Real Estate, Retail, Services/by Kimberly Ballard

MADISON — In 1850, the population of rural Madison was less than 500 residents. Alabama farmers were producing nearly 565,000 bales of cotton and nearly 29 million bushels of corn a year. John Henry Clift bought a small piece of rural farmland in what was then called Madison Station. Since then, six generations of the […]

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