In the heart of South Korea, researchers are delving into the natural world to find solutions for one of rice’s most devastating foes. Burkholderia glumae, the bacterium responsible for rice sheath and panicle blight, has long plagued farmers, causin
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In the heart of Korea, where the apple and pear orchards stretch as far as the eye can see, a silent battle rages. The enemy is not a pest or a weather anomaly, but a bacterial invader called Erwinia amylovora, the culprit behind fire blight disease.
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In the heart of Korea, a discovery is blooming that could reshape the way we think about plant diseases and their impact on commercial agriculture. Minseok Kim, a researcher from the School of Applied Biosciences at Kyungpook National University in D
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In the heart of India, researchers are plowing new ground in the field of agricultural technology, and their findings could revolutionize how we think about farming and sustainability. Vinayambika S. Bhat, a researcher from the Department of Electron
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In the heart of Somerset, a small monitor is revolutionizing dairy farming. Fixed to a cattle chute at Agri-EPI’s South West Dairy Development Centre, this ‘hoof monitor’ uses AI and thermal imaging to detect lameness in cows weeks before a farmer mi
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In the heart of the Pacific Northwest, a quiet revolution is brewing, one that could reshape how we think about food security, rural development, and even the energy sector. The Palouse bioregion, a rolling landscape of farms and forests, is becoming
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In the heart of Eritrea, smallholder dairy farmers are facing a pivotal moment. Their livelihoods, and the future of the country’s dairy sector, hinge on a delicate balance of empowerment, productivity, and market access. A recent study, published in
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On March 25, 2025, Utah Governor Spencer Cox signed House Bill 430 (HB 430) into law, further tightening the state’s restrictions on foreign purchases of real property. This amendment to Utah’s foreign ownership law is part of a broader trend sweepin
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In the heart of Saskatchewan, high school students are about to embark on an exciting journey into the future of agriculture. The AgTech Expo, a collaborative effort between Agriculture in the Classroom Saskatchewan and Cornerstone Credit Union, is s
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As March draws to a close, the National Agricultural Law Center (NALC) continues to be a beacon of reliable information and research in the realm of agricultural and food law. The center’s dedicated staff has been busy, providing valuable insights an
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