Author name: John Hutton

In a groundbreaking development that could revolutionize waste management and agriculture, researchers have discovered a rapid method to transform invasive seaweed into a valuable fertilizer using a simple chemical process. The study, led by Dongqing

In the heart of China, a humble plant known as Rehmannia chingii has been quietly serving as a cornerstone of traditional medicine for centuries. Now, thanks to the work of Fengqing Wang and his team at the College of Agronomy, Henan Agricultural Uni

In the pursuit of sustainable agriculture, researchers are turning to innovative solutions that harmonize productivity with environmental stewardship. A recent study published in *Discover Applied Sciences* (translated from Tamil as “Exploring Practi

In the quest for sustainable agriculture, farmers and policymakers are increasingly turning to data-driven decision-making, a practice known as “farming by metrics.” A recent study published in the journal *npj Sustainable Agriculture* (which transla

In the quest for sustainable animal feed solutions, a team of researchers led by Li Guo from the College of Marine Life Sciences at Ocean University of China has proposed an innovative approach that could revolutionize the aquaculture and livestock i

In the quest for sustainable agricultural practices, scientists are increasingly turning to nature’s own toolkit: beneficial microbes. A recent study published in *npj Sustainable Agriculture* (translated as *Nature Partner Journal Sustainable Agricu

In the heart of Louisiana, researchers are uncovering how cover crops and soil amendments can boost nitrogen retention in no-till corn fields, offering promising insights for farmers and the energy sector alike. A recent study led by Wei Dai from the

In the heart of China’s agricultural landscape, a monumental water infrastructure project is reshaping the future of grain production, offering valuable insights for global water management and agricultural sustainability. The Middle Route of the Sou

In the vast expanses of Northeast China, a quiet agricultural revolution has been unfolding, one that is reshaping not just the landscape but also the delicate balance of water resources. A recent study published in the journal *Communications Earth