In the lush, rolling landscapes of Northern Luzon, Philippines, a quiet revolution is taking place, one that could reshape the future of sericulture, or silk farming. At the heart of this transformation is Mabel M. Caccam, a researcher from the Seric
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In the heart of the Philippines, a quiet revolution is taking root, one farm at a time. Ormoc City, nestled in the province of Leyte, is witnessing a shift towards sustainable organic agriculture (SOA) technologies, and the impacts are resonating thr
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In the heart of Queensland, Australia, a groundbreaking study led by Jean-François Rochecouste from the School of Agricultural and Food Sciences at The University of Queensland is challenging the status quo of carbon offset schemes and offering a gli
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In the rolling uplands of Leyte, Philippines, a humble grass is making waves in the world of sustainable agriculture. Mora grass, scientifically known as Vetiveria zizanoides, is emerging as a game-changer for farmers battling soil erosion and seekin
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In the heart of Iran’s agricultural landscape, a groundbreaking study is reshaping our understanding of sustainable farming practices and their economic benefits. Led by F Akbari from the Department of Agronomy at the University of Zabol, the researc
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In the heart of Iran, where drought is a persistent challenge, researchers are uncovering crucial insights into how sweet corn hybrids respond to varying irrigation levels. This isn’t just about crops; it’s about securing food and energy resources in
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In the heart of Turkey, researchers at Eskisehir Technical University have made a significant stride in the quest for sustainable water treatment solutions. Abdul Aziz Abdul Rahim, the lead author of a study published in the journal ‘Desalination and
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In the heart of Ethiopia, where the rhythm of life is dictated by the rains, smallholder farmers are on the frontlines of climate change. A recent study published in the journal *Current Research in Environmental Sustainability* (translated as *Curre
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In the heart of Meghalaya, India, a groundbreaking study led by Raj Kumar Goel from the Department of Computer Application at North-Eastern Hill University is reshaping our understanding of productive and sustainable agriculture (PSA). By harnessing
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In the heart of Bangladesh, a quiet revolution is taking root, one worm at a time. A recent study published in *Sustainable Futures* (translated as *Towards Sustainable Futures*), led by Md Lokman Hossain from the Department of Geography and Resource
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