Author name: John Hutton

In the sun-baked expanses of Brazil’s Caatinga biome, a new wave of agricultural innovation is paving the way for a more sustainable future. As livestock farming grapples with the pressing need to cut down on greenhouse gas emissions, a recent study

In the bustling world of vertical farming, where every inch of space counts and efficiency is paramount, a recent study sheds light on the nuanced role of far-red light in enhancing lettuce growth. Conducted by Jiawei Li from the School of Agricultur

In the lush landscapes of Michoacán, Mexico, where the avocado craze has taken root, a new study is shedding light on the unintended consequences of this booming industry. Published in ‘Environmental Research Letters’, the research led by Diana Ramír

A recent international survey sheds light on a surprising gap in public knowledge regarding iodine, an essential trace mineral crucial for human health, particularly in the context of dairy consumption. Conducted by a team led by Giovanni Niero from

The agricultural landscape in China is at a crossroads, grappling with the dual pressures of rising energy costs and the urgent need for sustainable practices. A recent study published in ‘Heliyon,’ which translates to ‘The Sun,’ dives deep into the

In a fascinating stride toward enhancing wound healing and tissue regeneration, researchers have unveiled a novel approach involving 3D bioprinting that could have significant implications for agriculture, particularly in areas like livestock managem

The alarming presence of heavy metals in our aquatic ecosystems is raising eyebrows across the agricultural sector, especially for those involved in aquaculture. A recent review published in “Frontiers in Marine Science” sheds light on the intricate

In the bustling city of Bulawayo, Zimbabwe, urbanization is reshaping landscapes and lives, but it’s not all sunshine and rainbows. As cities swell, the challenges multiply—rising poverty, governance hiccups, and service delivery woes are just the ti

In the heart of Ghana’s Upper West Region, a quiet revolution is underway in the realm of agriculture, driven by the need for climate-smart practices. A recent study led by Stephen Uwumbordo Nachibi from the University of Hull sheds light on how loca