In the heart of South Africa, where water scarcity and unpredictable climate conditions pose significant challenges to agriculture, a new study sheds light on the perceptions of small-scale farmers towards smart irrigation technologies. Published in
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The farming population is aging. According to the USDA’s most recent Census of Agriculture, the average age of American farmers now hovers around 58, with more than a third over 65. As producers grow older, physical limitations—whether from age, inju
High-Tech Help: Can These Tools Save America’s Aging Farmers? Read More »
In the bustling world of Mediterranean aquaculture, where the demand for seafood is ever-growing, so too is the challenge of keeping fish healthy. A recent study published in the journal *Frontiers in Aquaculture* (which translates to *Aquaculture Ho
In the heart of eastern coastal China, a critical question is being asked: what drives farmers to protect the quality of their farmland? A recent study published in *Frontiers in Sustainable Resource Management* (translated as *Frontiers in Sustainab
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In the heart of Italy, researchers are pushing the boundaries of greenhouse horticulture, and their work could soon revolutionize the way we think about plant cultivation and energy efficiency. Farzaneh Zamani, a researcher at the Department of Agric
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In the heart of South Korea, researchers are leveraging cutting-edge technology to tackle a pressing agricultural challenge: water stress in sweet potatoes. Dr. Ji Won Choi, from the Department of Biosystems Engineering at Gyeongsang National Univers
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Bangladesh’s agricultural sector has undergone a quiet but profound transformation over the past few decades. From the widespread adoption of high-yielding rice varieties to the use of mobile apps for real-time weather updates, technology has begun r
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In the heart of Southeast Europe, a groundbreaking study has shed new light on the wetlands of North Macedonia, offering valuable insights that could reshape conservation efforts and even influence the energy sector. Led by Marija Chobanova, this res
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In the rolling farmlands of Lebanon, Connecticut, a drone hummed overhead last October, dispersing seed over a standing cornfield in a demonstration that could reshape how the state’s farmers approach crop management. The flight, captured by photogra
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In the heart of Africa, where the Congo Basin meets the Nile Crest, a silent revolution is taking root. Forest landscape restoration (FLR) is not just about planting trees; it’s about revitalizing ecosystems, enhancing livelihoods, and building resil
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