Author name: John Hutton

In the heart of Romania’s agricultural landscape, a contentious battle is unfolding, one that pits the urgent needs of farmers against the critical imperative to protect pollinators. At the center of this debate is the use of neonicotinoids, a class

In the quest for sustainable agriculture, scientists have long targeted livestock as a significant source of methane emissions, a potent greenhouse gas contributing to climate change. A recent study published in *Communications Earth & Environment* (

In the vast, arid landscapes of northern China, a silent battle is unfolding beneath our feet. Soil, the unassuming foundation of agriculture, is both a victim and a potential savior in the fight against climate change. A recent study published in *C

In the arid steppes of Tunisia, a humble grass is revealing remarkable secrets about survival and adaptation. Stipa tenacissima, commonly known as Alfa grass, is a key species in the Mediterranean Basin’s drylands, and new research is shedding light

In the heart of agricultural science, a new systematic review is buzzing with implications for both farmers and the environment. Led by Daisy J. Dennis, this comprehensive study, published in the journal *Frontiers in Bee Science* (which translates t

In the lush landscapes of Southern Assam, India, a groundbreaking study is reshaping our understanding of deep soil organic carbon (SOC) stocks and their implications for carbon accounting and land management. Led by Jintu Kumar Bania from the Depart

In the heart of India’s vast mango orchards, a technological revolution is underway, promising to transform the way we count and manage these economically vital trees. Researchers have developed a cutting-edge deep learning model that could redefine