Author name: John Hutton

In the heart of China’s Loess Plateau, a region known for its dryland agriculture and food security challenges, a groundbreaking study has emerged, offering a promising approach to optimize the delicate balance of water, energy, and food production.

In the heart of China’s agricultural landscape, an ancient practice is making a modern comeback, offering a promising solution to some of today’s most pressing environmental challenges. Rice and Azolla co-cultivation, a technique that dates back cent

In the relentless pursuit of sustainable agriculture, timely and accurate diagnosis of plant leaf diseases stands as a cornerstone. A recent study published in *Intelligent Systems with Applications* introduces a groundbreaking approach that fuses de

In the vast, windswept fields of Bornuur soum, Tuv province, Mongolia, a quiet revolution is taking place. Researchers are harnessing the power of satellite imagery to monitor the growth of spring wheat, a crop that sustains over 20% of the world’s p

In the heart of Morocco, researchers are unlocking a new way to tackle a global problem: nitrate pollution in groundwater. This issue, largely driven by intensive agriculture and urban expansion, threatens both livelihoods and economic progress. A re

In the heart of the Philippines’ banana-growing region, a quiet revolution in carbon storage is taking place, one remnant forest patch at a time. A recent study published in *Forest Science and Technology* has shed light on the often-overlooked role

In the heart of arid oasis agricultural areas, a delicate balance is being struck between reducing phosphorus use and maintaining soil health, thanks to a novel approach combining phosphorus reduction with biofertilizer application. This method, deta