Author name: John Hutton

In a world where every inch of arable land counts, the stakes are high. The recent research led by Junbiao Feng from the Key Laboratory of Spatio-Temporal Information and Ecological Restoration of Mines of Natural Res

Drought has become a formidable foe for farmers and communities alike, especially in arid regions like Morocco, where the impacts can ripple through economies and ecosystems. A recent study led by Mohammed Mouad Mliyeh from the Moroccan Researchers Unveil New Insights on Drought’s Agricultural Impact Read More »

In the sun-drenched landscapes of Southeast Spain, a unique plant is making waves in the agricultural sector—Salvia lavandulifolia, or Spanish sage. This aromatic perennial isn’t just a pretty face; it’s a potential game-changer for farmers facing th

The floriculture industry, a vibrant sector that encompasses everything from cut flowers to potted plants, is at a crossroads. With a booming global market projected to leap from $49.8 billion in 2022 to a staggering $106.1 billion by 2033, the stake

In an intriguing twist for both the agricultural and cosmetic industries, researchers at Chiang Mai University have unearthed promising insights into the potential of Thai rice by-products as a natural remedy for hair loss. The study, led by Anurak M

In a world where agricultural sustainability is increasingly at the forefront of discussions, recent research sheds light on the role of winter cover crops (CCs) in boosting soybean production. Conducted by Marjana Vasiljević and her team at the

In the heart of Jiangxi Province, the Nanfeng Tangerine (NT) has long been a staple of local agriculture, cherished for its sweet and tangy flavor. However, as climate unpredictability looms, farmers face an uphill battle against low-temperature free

In a groundbreaking study that could reshape how we monitor agricultural land, researchers have unveiled a new method for tracking cropland disturbances, particularly in the Amur state of Russia. This innovative approach, which combines machine learn

The Nyabarongo River catchment in Rwanda is undergoing a significant transformation that could have far-reaching implications for its water quality and agricultural productivity. Recent research led by Justin Nsanzabaganwa from the State Key Laborato

In the arid expanses of northwestern China, the Yarkant River Basin is not just a lifeline for agriculture; it’s a battleground where the forces of climate change and agricultural demands collide. Recent research led by Yi Wang from the Wheat Production in China’s Yarkant Basin Faces Climate and Water Challenges Read More »