Author name: John Hutton

In the arid expanses of Kazakhstan, where water is a precious commodity, researchers are pioneering an integrated approach to enhance irrigation efficiency, with significant implications for the global agriculture sector. A recent study published in

In the quest for sustainable agriculture, scientists are turning to nature’s own defenses to combat plant pathogens. A recent study published in *Frontiers in Microbiology* has uncovered promising results in the use of endophytic bacteria to inhibit

In the heart of China’s karst landscape, a pressing challenge unfolds: the expansion of non-grain cultivated land. This shift, while offering economic opportunities, poses significant threats to sustainable land use, particularly in ecologically frag

In the quest to bolster agricultural resilience against salt stress, scientists are turning to a lesser-known genus of grasses, Thinopyrum, which could hold the key to enhancing salt tolerance in wheat and forage crops. A recent study published in *F

In the heart of Bangladesh, where the pressures of feeding a growing population meet the challenges of declining soil health, a new study offers a beacon of hope for sustainable agriculture. Published in the Turkish Journal of Agriculture: Food Scien

In the heart of Nigeria’s Osun State, cocoa farmers are grappling with a silent crisis that threatens their livelihoods and the nation’s food security. A recent study published in the Turkish Journal of Agriculture: Food Science and Technology sheds

In the heart of Türkiye’s semi-arid landscapes, a silent revolution is taking place, one that could redefine the future of agriculture. A recent study published in the *Turkish Journal of Agriculture: Food Science and Technology* has shed light on ho