Author name: John Hutton

Tea production, particularly in regions like Yunnan, faces a significant hurdle: tea leaf diseases. These pesky afflictions can wreak havoc on both the quality and yield of tea, which is a staple crop for many growers. A recent study led by Rong Ye f

The agricultural landscape is shifting, and a recent study sheds light on an increasingly popular practice that could redefine sustainability in farming: cover crops. Researchers led by Tianyi Qiu from the Key Laboratory of Green Utilization of Criti

Agriculture is at a crossroads, grappling with mounting pressures from climate change, dwindling resources, and the ever-present demand for increased food production. A recent study led by Jörg Schaller from the Leibniz Centre for Agricultural Landsc

In the vast landscapes of Inner Mongolia, a critical issue has emerged that could reshape the agricultural sector in the region. A recent study, led by Chengsong Liao from Xilingol Vocational College, sheds light on the intricate dance of nitrogen fl

In the race against time to keep fresh fruit from spoiling, researchers are turning to innovative antimicrobial techniques that promise to cut down on waste and enhance the shelf life of produce. This new approach, explored in a recent article publis

In Botswana, the struggle for sustainable crop production is becoming increasingly entwined with the realities of climate change. A recent systematic review led by Boitshwarelo Lorato Masocha from the School of Geography, Archaeology and Environmenta

In the lush landscapes of Uttarakhand, where the mountains cradle diverse ecosystems, a recent study has peeled back the layers of land use and land cover (LULC) transformation and its implications for carbon sequestration. Conducted by Zainab Khan f

In a recent investigation into the long-term effects of banana monocropping, researchers have uncovered some eye-opening insights that could reshape how farmers approach soil management. Conducted by Pingshan Fan from the Sanya Institute of Breeding

In an eye-opening study published in ‘Scientific Reports’, researchers led by Nida Batool from the Department of Botany at Government College Women University Sialkot have delved deep into the effects of industrial wastewater on a popular crop: Momor

In the rugged landscapes of Central Asia, where the high peaks cradle a unique hydrological tapestry, researchers have been delving deep into the intricate relationships between water sources and environmental factors. A recent study led by Congjian