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In the ever-evolving landscape of agriculture, the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into vegetable growing is stirring up a conversation that could reshape the sector in Russia. T. Yu. Shabanov, affiliated with Chelyabinsk State University

In the ever-evolving landscape of agriculture, where efficiency and sustainability are becoming non-negotiable, a recent study led by Shalini Sharma from the Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering at Jaypee University of Information

In a recent exploration of sustainable farming practices, researchers have turned their attention to lignin, a natural polymer found in plant cell walls, as a promising avenue for enhancing crop growth. A study led by Xiaojuan Chen from the College o

In the face of climate change, the agricultural sector is under immense pressure to produce enough food for a growing global population. A recent study published in “Plant Stress” has shed light on a promising avenue for enhancing drought resilience

In the heart of Togo, a pressing challenge looms over the lush landscapes: the relentless march of deforestation, fueled by a growing population and the insatiable demand for agricultural land. A recent study led by Hamza Moluh Njoya from the Sustain

Farmers in Indonesia are increasingly tapping into the power of financial technology, or fintech, to bolster their operations and ensure the sustainability of fresh agricultural products (FAP). A recent study led by Tuti Karyani, published in “Fronti

In the face of increasing drought concerns, Poland finds itself at a crossroads where agriculture and water management intersect. A recent study published in Agricultural Water Management sheds light on the pressing challenge of water scarcity in the

In the face of increasingly erratic weather patterns and prolonged droughts, the agriculture sector is on a quest for solutions that can bolster crop resilience and ensure food security. A recent study led by Bilal Zulfiqar from the Institute of Envi

In a world where agricultural waste piles up like an unwanted guest, a promising avenue is emerging that could turn this dilemma into a golden opportunity. According to a recent article published in *Current Research in Microbial Sciences*, researche