In the quest for sustainable and cost-effective alternatives to diesel fuel, researchers have turned their attention to biodiesel derived from non-edible biomass, with a particular focus on Soapnut fruit biodiesel (SFB). However, SFB comes with its o
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In the world of citrus farming, postharvest diseases are a persistent challenge, leading to significant economic losses and food waste. Traditional synthetic fungicides, while effective, pose risks to human health and the environment, driving the sea
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In the heart of South Africa’s Soutpansberg region, a recent study has uncovered crucial insights into how climate and forest types influence forest structure and biomass, with significant implications for the energy sector and ecosystem services. Le
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In the vast, sun-scorched landscapes of northwestern China, where the Yellow River weaves its life-giving path, a team of researchers has uncovered a hidden world teeming with microscopic life that could hold the key to sustainable agriculture and en
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In the ever-evolving landscape of smart agriculture, a groundbreaking study published in the open-access journal *PLoS ONE* (which translates to “Journal of Open Science”) is making waves. Led by Amal H. Alharbi, this research introduces a novel appr
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In the heart of Tunisia, a groundbreaking study led by Bamory Ahmed Toru Koné from the Faculty of Economics and Management in Sfax is set to revolutionize how farmers understand and predict soil moisture. The research, published in the journal *Smart
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In the heart of Peru, researchers are pioneering a new approach to rice cultivation that could revolutionize how we monitor and predict crop yields. Led by Jorge A. Fernandez-Jibaja of the Centro Experimental Yanayacu, part of the Instituto Nacional
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In the verdant hills of Huye District, Rwanda, a group of trainees gathered around mushroom cultivation bags at the China-Rwanda Agriculture Technology Demonstration Center. Their attention was focused on the innovative Juncao technology, a Chinese a
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In the heart of British Columbia, researchers at Simon Fraser University are pioneering a technology that could revolutionize the way we monitor crop health and manage water usage in agriculture. Yiting Chen, a lead author from the School of Mechatro
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China has embarked on an ambitious dam project in the Yarlung Tsangpo Grand Canyon, the world’s longest and deepest canyon located in Tibet. The $167 billion project, overseen by Chinese Premier Li Qiang, will comprise five cascade dams and is poised
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