In the quest for sustainable agricultural practices, a recent study has shed light on the promising benefits of combining biogas slurry with chemical fertilizers, particularly for crops like spring onion. Led by ZHANG Jitao from the Shanxi Academy of
Biogas Slurry Boosts Spring Onion Yields, Cuts Fertilizer Use Read More »
In the heart of Portugal, a beacon of sustainable innovation is shining brightly, offering a promising solution to a global challenge: energy poverty. A recent study published in the IEEE Access journal, titled “Solar-Powered Pumping for Alleviating
Portugal’s Solar-Powered Pumping: A Beacon of Sustainable Farming Read More »
Tech Hub LIVE, a pivotal event for professionals in the agricultural technology sector, is set to return to Des Moines on July 21–23. The conference, now in its fifth year, has established itself as a crucial gathering for ag retailers, advisors, pre
Tech Hub LIVE Returns: Shaping the Future of Ag Tech in Des Moines Read More »
The latest Hunger Hotspots report by the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of the United Nations paints a stark picture of acute food insecurity in several regions around the world. For agritech and investors, this report underscores both the c
FAO Report Spotlights Agritech Opportunities in Global Hunger Hotspots Read More »
The illicit trade of endangered European eels has emerged as a lucrative venture for wildlife traffickers, with significant implications for the agriculture sector and investors. The recent reports from Europol and TRAFFIC shed light on the scale and
Endangered Eel Trade Threatens Agriculture and Investors Read More »
In the vast, fertile expanse of the North China Plain, a silent transformation is underway, one that could reshape the future of winter wheat cultivation and, by extension, global food security. A recent study published in *Climate Resilience and Sus
North China Plain’s Wheat Revolution: Farmers Adapt to Warming for Food Security Read More »
In the face of an increasingly unpredictable climate, China is stepping up its game in adaptation strategies, and the latest research published in the journal *Climate Resilience and Sustainability* (translated as 气候韧性与可持续性) offers a compelling look
China’s Climate Resilience: A National Strategy for Sustainable Future Read More »
When Soj Gamayon arrived in California from his home in the Philippines, he was determined to make the most of his journey. The experience, featuring intensive mentoring and networking opportunities, has significantly influenced the way Gamayon think
AI Startup AgriConnect Transforms Filipino Entrepreneur’s Journey in California Read More »
In the heart of southwestern Ethiopia, a groundbreaking study is reshaping our understanding of wildlife conservation and habitat management. Researchers, led by Kidist Sahle from the Faculty of Agronomy and Agricultural Sciences at the University of
Ethiopia’s Kudu Conservation: Tech Maps Path to Sustainable Energy Read More »
In the heart of Argentina, a humble tree is making waves in the world of sustainable agriculture. Juglans australis, a native walnut species, has long been overshadowed by its commercial cousin, Juglans regia. But recent research published in the Rev
Argentina’s Walnut Tree: Nature’s Secret Weapon Against Plant Disease Read More »
