In a groundbreaking study published in the journal *Environmental Research Letters*, researchers have quantified the energy consumption and greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions associated with closing global crop yield gaps through irrigation and fertilize
Closing Global Crop Yield Gaps: Energy and Emission Challenges Unveiled Read More »
In the heart of Shanxi Agricultural University, researcher Aman Muhammad is leading a charge to revolutionize how we monitor and protect our crops. His recent review, published in the journal *Frontiers in Plant Science* (translated as “Frontiers in
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In the sun-drenched deserts of the Gulf, where water is scarce and arable land even scarcer, artificial intelligence is quietly revolutionizing agriculture. From Saudi Arabia’s sprawling desert farms to the UAE’s high-tech urban greenhouses, AI-drive
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In the heart of China’s rapid urban expansion lies a critical question: how can cities grow without compromising the delicate balance of their natural landscapes? A recent study published in *Geo-spatial Information Science* (translated as “Geospatia
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In the quest to understand the environmental impacts of land use changes, scientists often face a daunting challenge: how to isolate the effects of new land uses from pre-existing site conditions. This is particularly crucial for industries like agro
Revolutionizing Agro-Research: Data-Driven Reference Site Selection Read More »
In the heart of Michigan State University, Ayala Wineman, a researcher from the Department of Agricultural, Food, and Resource Economics, is challenging the conventional wisdom around agricultural transitions. Her recent paper, published in the journ
Michigan Researcher Champions Sustainable Leap for Global Small-Scale Farms Read More »
In the quest for sustainable agriculture, a team of researchers led by K. M. P. I. Jayathilake, P. M. Manage, and F. S. Idroos has made a significant stride by isolating and characterizing phosphate-solubilizing bacteria (PSB) from compost and open d
Bacillus Breakthrough: Sri Lankan Researchers Boost Plant Nutrition Read More »
In the heart of India’s Odisha state, a silent transformation has been unfolding over the past three decades, one that could have significant implications for the energy sector and climate change mitigation. A recent study published in *Nature Enviro
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In the heart of Bangladesh, the Shitalakshya River, known as the “Cool Lakshmi” for its life-sustaining waters, is under siege. This vital waterway, a lifeline for drinking, industry, agriculture, and aquaculture in the bustling urban areas of Dhaka
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In the heart of Tamil Nadu, India, an intricate dance between people, water, and the environment is unfolding, one that could reshape the future of sustainable water management and agriculture. A recent study, led by Raj Rengalakshmi from the M S Swa
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