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In a world where climate change and human activities wreak havoc on our agricultural landscapes, a new study sheds light on a promising solution: biodiversity finance. This innovative approach aims to bolster the agricultural sector while aligning wi

In a groundbreaking development for the agriculture sector, researchers have unveiled PcMNet, a cutting-edge lightweight algorithm designed to enhance apple detection in natural orchards. This innovation, spearheaded by Shiwei Wen from the College of

In a groundbreaking study recently published in ‘Scientific Reports,’ researchers have taken a deep dive into the sprawling landscapes of urbanization, focusing on regions like Punjab in India, the Nile Delta in Egypt, and the North China Plain. The

Recent research has shed light on how planting density can dramatically influence not just the growth of poplar trees, but also the health of the soil and the microbial communities that dwell within it. Conducted by Rongye Qiao and his team at the

In an exciting breakthrough for the agriculture sector, researchers have found a promising way to tackle the dual threats of arsenic and cadmium in contaminated soils. Led by Meihaguli Ainiwaer from the College of Resources and Environment at the Xin

In the lush landscapes of Ecuador, where agriculture plays a pivotal role in the economy, a pressing issue is unfolding that could reshape the future of farming practices. A recent study led by Angelica Geovanna Zea Cobos from the Ecuador Study Reveals Pesticide Risks Urging Safer Farming Practices Read More »

In a groundbreaking study published in ‘Scientific Reports’, researchers have taken a significant leap toward tackling iron deficiency in crops, particularly maize, which is a staple food for millions. This issue is particularly pressing in calcareou

In a world where climate change is throwing curveballs at farmers, understanding how different plants cope with the cold is more crucial than ever. A recent study published in *Scientific Reports* dives deep into the freezing tolerance of prickly ash

In a fascinating study that bridges the gap between technology and agriculture, researchers have employed remote sensing techniques to analyze the management of irrigated soils using rotary sprinklers. This innovative approach could reshape how farme

In a groundbreaking study that could reshape how we approach seedling cultivation, researchers at Salahaddin University in Erbil, Kurdistan, have delved into the effects of fertilizers on the growth of Dodonaea viscosa seedlings. Led by Zana Ahmed fr