Author name: Lucille Davis

In an era where sustainable farming practices are increasingly crucial, researchers are turning their attention to innovative solutions that can help bridge the gap between food production and environmental stewardship. A recent study led by Davide F

In a recent field trial conducted by a team led by Susana Zapata-García from the Universidad Politécnica de Cartagena, innovative strategies combining biostimulation and precision irrigation have been put to the test in the realm of table grape produ

In the ever-evolving landscape of agriculture, the quest for higher yields and better crop health is more pressing than ever. A recent study led by Diego Gomez from the Joint Research Centre of the European Commission sheds light on a cutting-edge ap

In the ever-evolving world of agriculture, the integration of technology continues to reshape how farmers approach crop management. A recent study led by Josef Augusto Oberdan Souza Silva from the Cerrado Irrigation Graduate Program at the Goiano Fed

In the sun-drenched fields of Crete, a new approach to managing agricultural lands is taking root, promising to reshape how farmers cultivate their crops. David Chatzidavid, a researcher from the Department of Agriculture at the Hellenic Mediterranea

In the ever-evolving landscape of agriculture, managing nitrogen (N) effectively is a pressing concern for farmers and environmentalists alike. A recent review published in ‘Remote Sensing’ sheds light on how digital image processing (DIP) could tran

In an era where agriculture faces mounting challenges from climate change and environmental risks, a recent study published in “Results in Engineering” sheds light on innovative solutions that could redefine fire risk management in farming. Led by Ab

In a recent study that’s catching the eye of both researchers and agribusinesses alike, Mansour Rasekh from the Department of Biosystem Engineering at the University of Mohaghegh Ardabili has shed light on the environmental impacts of assessing navel

In the ever-evolving world of agriculture, where technology and tradition often intertwine, a recent study has emerged that could change the game for greenhouse farming. Researchers led by Hongliang Yuan from the College of Electronics and Informatio

Weeds have long been the bane of farmers, often wreaking havoc on crop yields and food security. Traditional chemical methods for weed control, while effective, come with a hefty price tag—both financially and environmentally. This is where innovatio