In the heart of East Java, a humble agricultural byproduct is being transformed into a powerful tool for sustainable farming. Rice husks, often discarded or underutilized, are now at the center of a promising study that could redefine how we approach
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In the heart of the Bangka Belitung Islands, Indonesia, a groundbreaking study is transforming the way we think about sustainable agriculture on former tin mining land. The research, led by Budianto Tri Hendrawan from the Doctoral Program of Environm
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In the dynamic world of sustainable coastal development, a new study published in the *BIO Web of Conferences* is challenging conventional wisdom about maritime education and its role in fostering innovation. Led by Simanjuntak Marudut Bernadtua of t
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In the heart of China, a humble fruit is gaining attention not just for its traditional medicinal uses, but for the microscopic world thriving within it. Rubus chingii, a bramble fruit known in Chinese medicine, is the subject of a groundbreaking stu
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In a significant move to bolster the smart farming industry, Daedong and Daehan Steel have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to provide end-to-end greenhouse smart farm solutions. The agreement, announced on the 19th, aims to leverage artifi
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In a significant stride for global peatland research, scientists have unveiled Peat-DBase v.1.0, a comprehensive, quality-controlled database of peat depth measurements. Published in *Earth System Science Data*, this initiative, led by J. Skye from t
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In the heart of agricultural innovation, a new study is making waves by refining the way farmers and agronomists estimate crop water use, a critical factor in efficient water management. Published in the *International Journal of Agronomy*, the resea
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In the heart of South Australia, a novel approach to grapevine cultivation is stirring excitement among viticulturists and agritech enthusiasts alike. Researchers have been exploring the potential of double cropping in Cabernet Sauvignon grapevines,
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In a significant move that underscores the growing intersection of technology and agriculture, Korean agtech startup GINT has secured $9.8 million (14.5 billion won) in a pre-IPO funding round. This infusion of capital, a blend of strategic and finan
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In the lush citrus orchards of Tanzania’s Handeni District, a tiny, industrious creature is making waves in the world of pest management. The humble weaver ant (Oecophylla longinoda) is at the heart of a groundbreaking study published in the Internat
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