In the heart of the Pacific Islands, where taro is more than just a staple food—it’s a cultural cornerstone—farmers are grappling with the harsh realities of climate change. A recent study published in *Frontiers in Sustainable Food Systems* sheds li
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In the heart of Indonesia’s smallholder dairy sector, a groundbreaking study is offering a new lens to view and manage methane emissions. Published in *Frontiers in Sustainable Food Systems*, the research introduces a machine learning framework that
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In the heart of Indonesia’s agricultural landscape, a critical examination of soil fertility and sustainability is reshaping the way we view intensive farming. A recent study published in *Jurnal Presipitasi* and led by Septian Hadi Nugraha from IPB
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In the heart of Florida, where the sun’s relentless gaze meets the fertile earth, a new wave of technological innovation is sweeping through the agricultural sector. Soil moisture sensors, once a luxury, are now becoming an accessible tool for grower
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In the vast expanse of the Atlantic Ocean, the Azores archipelago stands as a bastion of marine biodiversity, its waters teeming with life and its seamounts serving as vital ecosystems. Yet, this delicate balance is under threat, as a new study revea
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Roric Paulman, owner of Paulman Farms, one of Nebraska’s two “smart farms,” addressed a gathering of around 100 people, emphasizing the critical challenge of agtech adoption. He extended his arm, illustrating the trust barrier that farmers often have
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In the heart of China’s lush tea plantations, a technological revolution is brewing, quite literally. Researchers have developed a cutting-edge algorithm that promises to transform the way Pu-erh tea, one of the world’s most prized teas, is harvested
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Investing in farming technology is no longer a luxury but a necessity for building financial and environmental sustainability, according to recent research from ag lender Rabobank. The report, which surveyed over 700 beef, dairy, and crop producers i
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In a significant move for wildlife conservation, countries have agreed to new limits on the international trade of African hornbills. The decision, made at the ongoing Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES) meeting in Uzbekis
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In the heart of Pakistan’s Bannu District, a groundbreaking study is revolutionizing the way we monitor and map crops, offering a glimpse into the future of agricultural productivity and food security. By integrating data from the European Space Agen
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