Author name: John Hutton

In the heart of Egypt, researchers are pioneering a new approach to combat a formidable foe of the peach industry: the Bactrocera zonata, a notorious fruit fly. Noura H. Heikal, a dedicated entomologist from Ain Shams University, has led a groundbrea

In the heart of Bulgaria, a groundbreaking method is set to revolutionize how we approach perennial crop cultivation, with far-reaching implications for the energy sector. Imagine a world where the guesswork is removed from selecting sites for orchar

In the arid landscapes of the West Bank, where water is as precious as gold, farmers are turning to an unconventional yet promising source to quench their crops’ thirst: treated wastewater. This isn’t a tale of desperation but of innovation and neces

In the sun-scorched landscapes of Tunisia, a silent revolution is taking root, one drip at a time. For over two decades, the North African nation has been quietly transforming its agricultural sector, driven by a pressing need to conserve water and b

In the sun-kissed landscapes of Tunisia, a humble sea daffodil is revealing secrets that could revolutionize the cosmetics and pharmaceutical industries. Pancratium maritimum, a plant long overlooked, is now at the center of a groundbreaking study le

In the heart of Tunisia’s arid landscapes, a tiny fish is making waves in the fight against disease and could potentially reshape how we approach pest control in energy infrastructure. Researchers from the University of Gafsa are shining a spotlight

In the heart of Tunisia, a silent revolution is brewing in the fields, one that could reshape the country’s agricultural landscape and reduce its reliance on imported food. A recent study published in the Journal of Oasis Agriculture and Sustainable