Author name: John Hutton

In the ever-evolving world of agriculture, understanding how plants absorb sunlight is crucial for maximizing crop yields and managing resources. Recent research by Christian Lanconelli from UniSystems in Milan has shed light on the measurement of th

In the ever-evolving landscape of agriculture, where every drop of water counts, a new study sheds light on the vital role of evapotranspiration (ET) in managing crop health and drought resilience. Researchers, led by Mahsa Bozorgi from the Departmen

In a world where food security is increasingly under pressure from climate change and population growth, a recent study sheds light on the delicate balance between food provision and soil conservation. Conducted by Yu Li from the Institute of Geograp

In the heart of Iran’s agricultural landscape, a team of researchers led by Saeid Heydarzadeh from the University of Mohaghegh Ardabili has turned the spotlight on ajwain, a medicinal herb that’s making waves not just for its health benefits but also

In a fascinating exploration of nature’s bounty, researchers have turned their attention to propolis, a sticky resin produced by honeybees, and its potential role in sustainable agriculture. This research, led by Gabriel Hegheduș-Mîndru from the Facu

In the ever-evolving world of agriculture, a recent study sheds light on how robotic technologies are poised to change the game for specialty crops, which include fruits, vegetables, tree nuts, and various horticultural products. Conducted by Marcelo

Rosemary, a staple in kitchens and herbal remedies, is stepping into the spotlight with fresh insights that could reshape agricultural practices and market strategies. A recent study published in the journal ‘Plants’ unveils the intricate phytochemic

In the rolling hills of China’s Three Gorges Reservoir area, where the land’s steep slopes pose a significant challenge to farmers, a recent study sheds light on how conservation agriculture can turn the tide on soil degradation. Over a nine-year per

In a world where nutritional deficiencies are a pressing concern, particularly in developing nations, scientists are turning their attention to a common garden staple: tomatoes. Recent research led by Nabeel Ahmad Ikram from the Department of Agronom

In a recent study published in “Remote Sensing,” researchers have unveiled crucial insights into surface deformation in Rwanda and its neighboring regions, utilizing advanced radar technology known as SBAS-InSAR. This innovative approach not only enh