In the heart of Dhaka, Bangladesh, a groundbreaking development is unfolding that could revolutionize the way we identify and utilize medicinal plants. Fuyad Hasan Bhoyan, a researcher from the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at the Un
Bangladesh’s DenseDANet Model Achieves 99.5% Accuracy in Medicinal Plant ID Read More »
India’s agricultural landscape is undergoing a quiet but critical transformation, one that demands a closer look at how technology reaches its 70% rural population—particularly the marginal and small farmers who form the backbone of its food security
Tech Gap Fails India’s Small Farmers—Can Circular Models Fix It? Read More »
In the heart of Chongqing, China, a team of researchers led by Zhihui Li from the College of Engineering and Technology at Southwest University has developed a groundbreaking ammonia sensor that could revolutionize smart agriculture and beyond. The s
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In the shadow of Mount Mulanje, where the slopes once yielded bountiful harvests, Alex Maere stands on land that now tells a different story. The 59-year-old farmer watched as Cyclone Freddy carved through southern Malawi last year, stripping away de
AI Saves Malawian Farms After Cyclone Freddy—$800 Harvest from Ruins Read More »
In the dense rainforests of Brunei Darussalam, a tiny, six-legged musician has been discovered, and its unique song could hold the key to a deeper understanding of plant bug communication and potentially impact pest management strategies in agricultu
Brunei’s Tiny Six-Legged Musician Holds Key to Pest Management Breakthroughs Read More »
Maharashtra has taken a significant step toward strengthening its agricultural sector through two key initiatives: an international partnership and a fresh round of financial support for farmers. On Friday, Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis announced
Maharashtra Ties Up With Iowa, Boosts Farmer Aid by ₹1,892 Cr Read More »
In the heart of the Pacific Northwest (PNW), a region renowned for its lush farmlands and burgeoning aquaculture industry, a silent invader is making its way into our food systems and ecosystems: microplastics. A recent study published in the journal
Pacific Northwest Faces Microplastic Invasion from Farming’s Plastic Reliance Read More »
In the heart of Germany, at the Technical University of Darmstadt, a team of researchers led by Jens Balasus has been working on a breakthrough that could revolutionize how we model and understand plant canopies. Their focus? Leaf reflectance, a crit
In the face of climate change, legumes—critical crops for global food security—are under siege from cold stress, which can decimate yields and threaten livelihoods. A groundbreaking review published in the journal *Plants* (translated to English) off
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In the heart of Thailand, a quiet revolution is taking place, one that could reshape how we approach flood management and disaster preparedness in lowland agricultural areas. Dr. Sittichai Choosumrong, a researcher from the Department of Natural Reso
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