Author name: John Hutton

In the sun-drenched expanse of southern Ukraine’s steppe zone, agricultural practices are evolving, and the latest findings from the Institute of Climate-Smart Agriculture shed light on how tillage methods can significantly impact crop yields. Led by

In the heart of Kazakhstan’s Almaty region, the Karasai district faces a pressing challenge: land degradation. But amidst this adversity, a recent study led by Assem Aidarova from the Kazakh National Agrarian Research University sheds light on innova

In the wake of ongoing conflict and the pressures of globalisation, the agricultural sector in Ukraine is facing a pivotal moment. A recent study led by Vyacheslav Shebanin from Mykolaiv National Agrarian University sheds light on the pressing need t

In the heart of the agricultural landscape, where the rich black soil known as chernozem has long been the backbone of crop production, a team of researchers led by Georgiy T. Balakay from the Russian Scientific Research Institute of Land Improvement

The cosmetics industry is buzzing with excitement as researchers delve deeper into the potential of marine life, particularly Sargassum macroalgae. In a recent review published in ‘Frontiers in Marine Science’, Thalisia Cunha dos Santos from the Chem

In the heart of Malawi’s Kasungu National Park, where the sprawling landscapes shift from dense forests to open bushlands, a team of researchers is harnessing the power of machine learning to tackle a pressing issue: the protection of African bush el

In a recent examination of land use changes within the Teiči Strict Nature Reserve in Latvia, researchers have uncovered significant shifts that could have far-reaching implications not just for conservation efforts but also for the agriculture secto

In the ever-evolving landscape of agriculture, a recent exploration into the rhizosphere—the region of soil surrounding plant roots—has shed light on the intricate relationships between plants and their microbial companions. This research, led by Che

In the ever-evolving world of grapevine cultivation, a new study shines a light on how satellite technology and machine learning can empower growers to make smarter decisions about water management. Conducted by Eve Laroche-Pinel from the Department