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In a groundbreaking study published in ‘Green Technologies and Sustainability’, researchers have turned the spotlight on Thailand’s rice straw waste, unveiling innovative strategies that could reshape the agricultural landscape while tackling carbon

Wheat farmers in India’s Indo-Gangetic plains are facing a growing threat from a sneaky pathogen known as Bipolaris sorokiniana, responsible for the increasingly concerning spot blotch disease. Recent research conducted by a team led by Sunanda Chakr

A groundbreaking study led by Roohallah Saberi Riseh from the Department of Plant Protection at Vali-e-Asr University of Rafsanjan has unveiled an innovative approach to boosting agricultural productivity through the green synthesis of metal nanopart

In the heart of Tunisia’s apple orchards, a groundbreaking approach to pest control is taking root, promising not just healthier crops but also a boost to the local economy. Researchers have turned to the tiny but mighty Trichogramma cacoeciae wasps

In the arid expanses of Xinjiang’s Hotan region, where every inch of arable land counts, a groundbreaking study is shedding light on the potential of agroforestry systems. Researchers have been busy integrating walnut trees with crops, aiming to sque

In a groundbreaking study recently published in *Ecotoxicology and Environmental Safety*, researchers have uncovered the vital role that rare bacterial taxa play in the functioning of constructed wetlands (CWs). This revelation could have significant

In a groundbreaking study recently published in *Agricultural Water Management*, researchers have unveiled how biochar can significantly enhance soil health, particularly in saline environments that have long posed challenges for farmers. The lead au

In the ever-evolving landscape of agriculture, understanding soil moisture is like finding the pulse of the land. A recent study led by Fatima Imtiaz from the School of Climate Change and Adaptation at the University of Prince Edward Island has unvei

In the heart of Ghana, the Kalakpa Resource Reserve (KRR) is a critical sanctuary for various ungulate species, but recent research shines a spotlight on the pressing need for more robust law enforcement in these protected areas. Victor Agyei, a prom

In a world where tea is savored by millions, the flip side of this beloved beverage is the staggering amount of waste it generates. A recent review by Subhrajit Mandal from the Department of Agricultural Engineering at the Triguna Sen School of Techn