Author name: John Hutton

Acidic soils are a growing concern for farmers worldwide, presenting a real hurdle when it comes to crop productivity. These soils often come with a cocktail of challenges: mineral toxicity, nutrient deficiencies, and poor water absorption. Conventio

In the heart of Brazil’s semi-arid regions, where the sun blazes and water is scarce, a recent study sheds light on a pressing issue for local communities—energy security. Conducted by Wesly Jean from the Energy and Environment Laboratory at the Univ

As the world grapples with the pressing challenges of climate change, the agricultural sector is at a crossroads, seeking innovative solutions to ensure food security while minimizing environmental impact. A recent article published in ‘Plant Nano Bi

In the ever-evolving world of agriculture, precision is key, and a recent study from Oklahoma State University sheds light on how technology can sharpen our focus on corn yield prediction. Led by Yuting Zhou from the Department of Geography, the rese

In the realm of sustainable agriculture, the quest for effective soil amendments has led to a renewed interest in biochar—a carbon-rich material produced through the pyrolysis of organic matter. A recent study published in *Chemical Engineering Trans

In Uganda, where agriculture is the backbone of many communities, smallholder farmers are grappling with the harsh realities of climate change. A recent study led by Yvonne A. Okoth sheds light on how sustainable agricultural technologies can be a ga

Agriculture is a double-edged sword when it comes to climate change. While it feeds billions, it also contributes significantly to greenhouse gas emissions, with fertilizers playing a hefty role in that equation. A recent study published in ‘Chemical

In a country where agriculture is the backbone of the economy, the latest research sheds light on an innovative approach to energy production that could significantly benefit the farming sector in Laos. The study, led by Sakhone Sisomboune and publis

In a world where agriculture is increasingly intertwined with technology, a recent study by Jonalyn G. Ebron sheds light on a promising approach to managing leafy diseases in Brassica Rapa, commonly known as Chinese cabbage. Published in the journal

Desertification is a creeping threat that’s not just affecting the landscapes of Serbia and Montenegro, but also the agricultural livelihoods that depend on these lands. A recent article published in ‘Glasnik Šumarskog Fakulteta Univerziteta u Banjoj