Author name: John Hutton

In the picturesque landscapes of Nepal, where rolling hills meet sprawling fields, a silent battle rages between farmers and wild boars. These creatures, while a part of the natural ecosystem, have become a thorn in the side of rural agricultural com

In a striking examination of the Lukosi River catchment, researchers have unveiled concerning insights into how human activities are impacting water quality, with significant implications for agriculture and local ecosystems. The study, led by Ahmad

In a groundbreaking study published in ‘Heliyon’, researchers at Selçuk University have thrown the spotlight on a promising new perennial wheat variety known as xAgrotriticum. This innovative crop could be a game changer for sustainable agriculture,

In the heart of South Africa, smallholder farmers are facing a daunting challenge: food insecurity that looms larger than ever, particularly in the villages of Ambros and Maramanzhi. A recent study led by Felicity Aphiwe Mkhongi from the University o

Rice farming in the northern coastal region of Central Java, Indonesia, is facing a formidable foe: soil salinity. A recent study published in the journal ‘Case Studies in Chemical and Environmental Engineering’ sheds light on how this environmental

In an era where agriculture faces mounting pressures from climate change and a burgeoning global population, a groundbreaking study shines a light on the often-overlooked symbiosis between plants and their microbial partners. This research, led by Dh

In a pivotal study that could reshape how farmers approach water management, researchers from McGill University have delved into the intricacies of soil-water dynamics in Canada’s organic soils, specifically histosols. Led by Farhan Ahmad from the Bi

In a groundbreaking development that could reshape how agricultural professionals monitor food safety, researchers have unveiled a rhodamine-based fluorescent sensor designed for the rapid detection of salicylic acid (SA) in various environments. Thi