Author name: John Hutton

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

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

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

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

In the heart of Europe, a silent revolution is taking root, one farm at a time. As the continent grapples with the urgent need to transform its agricultural and food systems, a new tool is emerging to guide this transition towards sustainability. The

In the quest for sustainable agriculture, researchers are continually seeking ways to balance productivity with environmental responsibility. A recent study published in the Journal of Applied Botany and Food Quality, has shed light on a promising ap

In the heart of Pakistan’s arid and semi-arid regions, a silent battle is being waged against one of agriculture’s most formidable foes: soil salinity. This pervasive issue threatens crop yields and food security, but a recent study published in the

In the bustling markets and urban centers of Ghana, a silent revolution is brewing, one that could transform the way the country manages its waste and nurtures its crops. At the heart of this revolution is a humble earthworm, Eudrilus eugeniae, and a