Author name: John Hutton

In the world of agriculture, not all crops are created equal, especially when it comes to investment and development. While staples like wheat and rice dominate the spotlight, orphan crops like tef often go unnoticed despite their immense potential.

Recent research has uncovered a fascinating twist in the ongoing battle between viruses and their hosts, particularly focusing on a protein known as Zinc Finger Protein 36 (ZFP36). This work, led by Mengge Yin from the National Key Laboratory of Agri

In a groundbreaking leap for the mushroom cultivation industry, researchers have unveiled a novel dataset that could reshape how we approach the farming of oyster mushrooms. Spearheaded by Sonay Duman from the Computer Engineering Department at Mersi

In an era where technology is reshaping industries at lightning speed, agriculture is no exception. A recent study published in *Smart Agricultural Technology* dives deep into the integration of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) and artificial intellig

In an era where the stakes for food security are higher than ever, a groundbreaking study led by R. John Martin from the College of Engineering and Computer Science at Jazan University in Saudi Arabia, is making waves in the agricultural sector. Publ

In an era where the pressures of climate change, food security, and biodiversity loss loom large, a new study sheds light on the intricate dance of land-use systems and their profound implications for sustainability. Conducted by Isaac Sarfo from the

In the sun-baked landscapes of Africa, where the ground often cracks under the relentless heat, a transformative approach to water management is gaining traction. Rainwater harvesting, a method that captures and stores rainwater for various uses, is