Author name: John Hutton

In the arid expanses of Northwest China, a groundbreaking study led by Di Fu from the School of Geographical Science at Qinghai Normal University is revolutionizing how we monitor and understand compound drought-waterlogging stress in groundwater-sen

In the heart of Northeast China, where the vast expanses of black soil have long been the backbone of agricultural productivity, a groundbreaking study is set to revolutionize how we predict crop yields. Led by Jiacheng Niu from the College of Land S

In the vast Black Soil Region of Northeast China, a silent crisis is unfolding beneath the surface. Groundwater, a vital resource for the region’s expansive irrigated agriculture, is rapidly depleting. A recent study led by Yexiang Yu from the Northe

In the heart of Iran’s semi-arid region, a groundbreaking study led by Ameneh Karizi from the Water Engineering Department at Shiraz University is reshaping our understanding of sustainable agriculture and water management. The research, published in

In the heart of the United Arab Emirates, where the sun blazes and freshwater is a precious commodity, a groundbreaking approach to food production is taking root. Marine aquaponics, or “maraponics,” is emerging as a sustainable solution to the chall

In the vast black soil region of Northeast China, a silent revolution is taking place beneath the fields, one that could reshape the future of agriculture and energy. A groundbreaking study led by Bin Huang, a researcher from the College of Resources

In the heart of Bangladesh, a team of researchers led by Sadia Afrose Esha from the Department of Soil Water and Environment at the University of Dhaka has made a significant stride towards sustainable agriculture. Their work, published in the journa

In the quest for more sustainable agricultural practices, a recent review published in the journal *Selianchiukos Agronomichnos Naukos ta Praktika* (Agricultural Science and Practice) sheds light on the intricate world of plant-fungus symbiotic relat