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In the ever-evolving world of agriculture, where the stakes are high and the challenges formidable, a groundbreaking study has emerged that could redefine how we approach crop resilience, particularly in acidic soils. Researchers led by Zhiyuan Ma fr

In a world where the pressures of climate change and a burgeoning population are squeezing our food systems, innovative solutions are more crucial than ever. Recent research highlights the transformative potential of CRISPR/Cas9 technology in revolut

In a fascinating exploration of the hidden world beneath our feet, a recent study published in the journal ‘Environmental Microbiome’ sheds light on the complex relationships between rare fungal endophytes and the Panax species, which includes popula

In the ever-evolving world of sustainable agriculture, the role of microbial communities is becoming a hot topic, especially for those in viticulture. A recent study published in the journal *Environmental Microbiome* sheds light on how different vin

In a groundbreaking study published in the journal “Communications Earth & Environment,” researchers have unveiled a conceptual model that sheds light on the puzzling spatial variation of nitrous oxide emissions in agricultural fields. This research,

Groundwater is the unsung hero of Africa’s agriculture and economic growth, but it’s facing some serious challenges. With the continent grappling with issues like population surges, climate change, and rampant over-exploitation, the need for innovati

In an exciting leap forward for sustainable agriculture, researchers have unveiled a cutting-edge multi-modal imaging technique that could revolutionize how we detect plant stressors. Led by Hans Lukas Bethge from the Institute of Horticultural Produ

In a landscape where urban sprawl and industrial growth are tightening their grip on rural areas, a new study sheds light on the pressing need for effective agricultural land management in Türkiye. Orhan Ercan, a researcher from New Study Advocates Digital Solutions for Sustainable Land Management in Türkiye Read More »

In the ever-evolving world of agriculture, the quest for sustainable practices is more critical than ever. A recent study led by Seda Ozer Bodur from Niigata University sheds light on an often-overlooked group of soil microorganisms—predatory protist

In a recent study published in the *Journal of Agricultural Sciences*, Zobayer Ahmed from Selcuk University sheds light on a critical relationship between agricultural output and economic growth in Bangladesh. With half of the country’s labor force t