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In a significant stride toward understanding atmospheric ammonia, a recent study has shed light on the natural abundance of nitrogen isotopes in soil emissions. This research, led by Lingyun Peng from the State Key Laboratory of Soil and Sustainable

In a world where water scarcity is becoming an increasingly pressing issue, a recent study sheds light on the significant water footprint of livestock feeds, providing crucial insights for sustainable farming practices. Conducted by Camilla Govoni fr

In the world of viticulture, where the battle against downy mildew is a constant concern, a recent study sheds light on an intriguing approach that could change the game for grape growers. Researchers led by Ana Cecilia Aliaga Fandino from the Univer

In the world of agriculture, where water scarcity is becoming a pressing concern, a recent study offers a glimmer of hope for tomato growers grappling with drought conditions. Researchers have turned to an unexpected source for a solution: seafood wa

In the ever-evolving world of agriculture, the quest for sustainable practices continues to gain momentum, especially in regions challenged by environmental stressors. A recent study led by Yang Yigang from the Institute of Environment and Sustainabl

In a world where the pressures of climate change and soil degradation are increasingly felt, a recent study shines a light on a promising avenue for sustainable agriculture. Researchers, led by Yusuf Dogan from the Department of Plant and Animal Prod

Agrivoltaic systems (AVS) are stepping into the spotlight as a promising solution for the agriculture sector, offering a dual benefit of renewable energy production alongside food cultivation. Recent research led by Ganesh Pandey from the University

In the heart of Maritime Canada, a team of researchers is tackling a pressing issue that resonates not just with farmers but with the broader agricultural community. Led by Mehdi Jamei from the Canadian Centre for Climate Change and Adaptation at the

In a significant stride towards better livestock health and productivity, researchers have turned their attention to Johne’s disease, a chronic bacterial infection that poses a serious threat to dairy cattle, particularly Holsteins. This disease not