In the quest to mitigate the damaging effects of alcohol on the liver, a recent study published in the *Journal of Functional Foods* has shed light on the potential of *Cistanche tubulosa* extract (CE) as a promising functional food ingredient. The r
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In the face of global warming, understanding the intricate dance between climate and soil organic carbon (SOC) is crucial for predicting and mitigating the impacts on our agricultural systems. A recent study published in *Climate Smart Agriculture* h
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In the heart of China’s vast agricultural landscape, a quiet revolution is taking place, one that could reshape the way farmers around the world think about chemical fertilizers. A recent study published in *PLoS ONE* has shed new light on the impact
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In a significant move to revolutionize the agricultural sector, the Bluepine Tech Foundation has launched its “Global AI Smart Agriculture Service Platform” and unveiled plans for a “Public Chain Plan” in Singapore today. This initiative, which integ
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In the heart of Brazil’s soybean fields, a silent battle rages against the Neotropical brown stink bug (Euschistus heros), a pest that has become a formidable foe for farmers. This tiny insect is responsible for up to 60% of insecticide applications
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In a novel convergence of sectors, cyber security and agriculture intersected in Gloucestershire this week at the inaugural Hack-A-Tractor event. Hosted by Hartpury University and Hartpury College’s Digital Innovation Farm, the event aimed to illustr
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In the relentless heat of Death Valley, California, a resilient shrub, Tidestromia oblongifolia, commonly known as the Arizona honeysweet, thrives in temperatures exceeding 120 degrees Fahrenheit (approximately 50 degrees Celsius). A recent study has
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In the face of escalating climate threats, India is at a crossroads, and the path it chooses could redefine its future. A recent study published in *npj Climate Action* underscores the urgent need for localized adaptation strategies to bolster the co
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In the heart of Ethiopia’s upper Blue Nile basin, the Choke watershed region is grappling with a silent crisis: agricultural drought. A recent study published in *Applied Water Science* has shed light on the severity, distribution, and duration of th
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In the heart of a contentious transboundary water dispute, a recent study published in *Applied Water Science* offers a glimmer of hope for data-driven conflict resolution. The research, led by Eslam Galehban from the Department of Remote Sensing and
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