In the rugged, high-altitude landscapes of alpine mining areas, soil conditions are often harsh and unforgiving, posing significant challenges to plant growth and ecosystem recovery. However, a recent study published in *Microbiology Spectrum* (trans
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In the heart of Batu, Indonesia, a groundbreaking study led by Henny Pramoedyo from the Statistic Department at the University of Brawijaya is revolutionizing soil texture prediction, with significant implications for agriculture, environmental manag
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Husker Harvest Days is once again set to serve as a hub for farmers, ranchers, and agribusiness professionals seeking both respite and actionable insights amid the ever-evolving agricultural landscape. This year’s Hospitality Tent, sponsored by Valle
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In the sun-drenched coastal regions of southern Italy, a humble plant known as the sea rocket (Cakile maritima) is revealing secrets that could revolutionize sustainable agriculture and potentially impact the energy sector. Researchers, led by Giulia
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In the heart of Texas, researchers are cooking up a storm—not in the kitchen, but in the lab. Michael Bae, a chemical engineer at the Artie McFerrin Department of Chemical Engineering at Texas A&M University, is leading a team that’s tackling a press
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In the quest for sustainable agriculture, scientists are turning to an unlikely ally: bacteria. A recent study published in the Brazilian Archives of Biology and Technology, or “Archivos Brasileiros de Biologia e Tecnologia” in English, explores the
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In the heart of Finland, a team of researchers led by Jere Knuutinen from Aalto University and the Natural Resources Institute Finland (Luke) is tackling a critical challenge in the realm of autonomous agriculture: sensor calibration. Their work, pub
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In the heart of India’s Indo-Gangetic Plain, a region known for its intensive rice-based systems, farmers face a daunting challenge: how to balance productivity with sustainability. High energy use, excessive greenhouse gas emissions, and unsustainab
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In the heart of America’s breadbasket, a bold experiment is underway that could redefine the future of farming. The Rural Autonomous Mobility Program (RAMP) in Kelly, Kansas, has embarked on the first serious project to run farm tractors autonomously
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In the quest for sustainable agricultural practices, scientists are turning to nature’s own mechanisms to manage weeds and enhance crop productivity. A recent study published in *Frontiers in Plant Science* (translated to “Frontiers in Plant Science”
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