The discovery of 172 new plant and fungi species by researchers at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, in 2024 highlights both the richness of global biodiversity and the urgent threats facing many of these newly identified organisms. Among these discove
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In Southeast Kazakhstan, a significant stride has been made in tackling the challenges posed by Sarcosporidia, a group of parasites that can wreak havoc on livestock health. The latest research led by Seksenova Dana Uzakovna from Abai Kazakh National
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In a recent exploration of the intricate web of social dynamics among sericulture activists in Guilan Province, Northwestern Iran, researchers have uncovered some compelling insights that could reshape the future of sustainable agriculture in the reg
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In a recent exploration of environmental protection in Vietnam, Khuat Hong Thuan from the School of Government at Sun Yat-sen University has shed light on the intricate relationship between state administration and sustainable agriculture. The study,
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In recent years, the agricultural landscape in Kazakhstan has been undergoing a transformation, and a new study sheds light on a crucial aspect of farming that could significantly influence future practices: soil temperature. Conducted by Maira Kussa
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In the heart of Ecuador, the Penipe canton is seeing a shift in how family farming is perceived and practiced, thanks to recent findings from a study led by Juan Pablo Haro Altamirano of the Escuela Superior Politécnica de Chimborazo. This research,
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In the heart of Uzbekistan, the agricultural landscape is on the brink of transformation, thanks to a recent study led by Abduaziz Abduvasikov from Tashkent State Agrarian University. This research, published in the Caspian Journal of Environmental S
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In the lush landscapes of the Limboto watershed, a fresh approach to community-driven agricultural rehabilitation is taking root. Spearheaded by Dewa Oka Suparwata from the Department of Postgraduate in Agricultural Science at Hasanuddin University,
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In an intriguing exploration of the potential hidden within wastewater treatment, a recent study sheds light on the microbiological processing of sewage sludge, particularly in the cities of Astana and Aktau. The research, led by Aigerim Issabekova f
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In a world where agriculture is increasingly intertwined with technology, a recent study led by Sagyndykova Sofiya Zulcharnaevna from Atyrau University in Kazakhstan is setting the stage for a significant leap forward in understanding microbial commu
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