U.S. institutions named most prolific in agricultural sciences

February 28, 2011

Of U.S. institutions, those below contributed the greatest number of papers to the field of agricultural sciences over a recent five-year period. Based on each institution's percentage of the 112,239 papers published in Thomson Reuters-indexed agricultural sciences journals between 2005 and 2009.

1. University of California – Davis, 983 papers
2. University of Florida, 892 papers
3. Cornell University, 853 papers
4. University of Wisconsin – Madison, 728 papers
5. Texas A&M University, 709 papers PD

—From Science Watch

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