WASHINGTON – Far from the fields and laboratories where Norman Borlaug worked much of his life, hundreds gathered in the U.S. Capitol on Tuesday to unveil a statue honoring the plant geneticist ...

The United States of America has a long list of very famous people. To name a few, you would never forget George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, Franklin Roosevelt. Go to Europe and they might remind ...

Far from the fields and laboratories where Norman Borlaug worked much of his life, hundreds gathered in the U.S. Capitol on Tuesday to unveil a statue honoring the plant geneticist credited with ...

Norman Borlaug, who was born on a farm in Iowa 110 years ago this week, is reckoned to have saved more lives than any man in human history — certainly hundreds of millions, perhaps even a billion.

It was 56 acres,” says Tom Spindler, with the Norman Borlaug Heritage Foundation. Spindler is speaking of young Norman Borlaug. Next to the home you will find the school Norm attended as a boy.

Nobel laureate Norman Borlaug, who saved an estimated 1 billion people from starving by revolutionizing agriculture in third-world countries, died Saturday at his Dallas home from complications of ...

Dr. Borlaug's unwavering vision and scientific achievements changed the lives of billions. [ RIGHTS EXPIRED ] --- A modest plant breeder more accustomed to long days in the field than hobnobbing ...

The 19th Annual Norman Borlaug Lectureship Poster Competition will be held immediately preceding the lecture from 7-8 p.m. in the South Ballroom. The winners will be announced after the lecture. The ...

“With ‘Hero for the Hungry,’ we hope Norman Borlaug’s story of science and true American grit inspires young readers to explore how they too can help solve hunger issues.” This story follows Borlaug ...