Author name: John Hutton

In the heart of Europe, a silent revolution is unfolding in Poland’s rural landscapes and agricultural practices. Since joining the European Union, Poland’s agriculture and rural areas have undergone a metamorphosis, driven by a complex interplay of

In the heart of Poland, a groundbreaking exploration into the future of agriculture is unfolding, one that promises to reshape not just farmlands, but entire economies and energy landscapes. Professor Karolina Pawlak, a distinguished scholar from the

In the heart of East Africa, Tanzania’s agricultural sector stands as a pillar of the economy, employing a significant portion of the population. Yet, despite its crucial role, the sector remains underfunded and underdeveloped. A recent study publish

In the heart of Romania, researchers are uncovering nature’s secret weapons to combat one of agriculture’s most persistent foes: mycotoxins. These toxic compounds, produced by fungi, can wreak havoc on crops, leading to significant economic losses an

In the heart of Indonesia, researchers are unearthing alarming truths about the long-term impacts of pesticide use, findings that could reshape agricultural practices and have significant implications for the energy sector. Rio Rinaldy, a leading exp

In the sprawling fields of global agriculture, an invisible enemy lurks, threatening the very crops that feed billions. Ralstonia solanacearum, a stealthy bacterium, is the mastermind behind bacterial wilt, a disease that has been ravaging economical

In the heart of Afghanistan, the Arghandab River Basin is undergoing dramatic transformations, driven by the relentless forces of climate change. A recent study, published in the journal Natural Hazards Research, sheds light on the specific impacts o