Author name: John Hutton

In a world where the dynamics of rivers can shift dramatically due to natural disasters and human intervention, a recent study sheds light on how these changes impact not just the landscape but also agricultural practices that rely on these waterways

In a fascinating turn of events for the agriculture sector, researchers have unveiled a novel approach to nitrate sensing that could significantly enhance how farmers monitor soil health. Led by Liping Xu from the State Key Laboratory of Soil and Sus

A recent study has shed light on the significant economic footprint of U.S. aquaculture farms, revealing that they contribute a staggering $4 billion annually to the economy and support over 22,000 jobs each year. This research, led by Ganesh Kumar a

In a world increasingly focused on sustainability, a recent article published in *IET Renewable Power Generation* sheds light on a promising avenue for managing effluents from the Fischer-Tropsch (FT) process. This method, which transforms coal, biom

In a recent study that could change the game for farmers and land managers across China, researchers have harnessed the power of advanced machine learning to dig deeper into the relationship between environmental factors and soil organic carbon (SOC)

In the heart of Punjab, Pakistan, a noteworthy shift is taking place in the agricultural landscape, driven by the embrace of farm mechanization. Recent research led by Hassan Yasar from the Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics at MNS-Uni

In a notable turn for sustainable farming practices, recent research highlights the potential of Jeevamrit, a traditional biofertilizer derived from desi-cow waste, in enhancing marigold cultivation. Conducted by Nitesh Kaushal and his team from the

In a recent exploration of sustainable energy solutions, researchers have taken a deep dive into the potential of hybrid renewable energy systems for urban dairy farms, particularly focusing on a case study in Tlemcen, Algeria. Led by Hicham Bouregba