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In the ever-evolving world of agriculture, the integration of technology is not just a trend; it’s becoming a necessity for farmers aiming to boost productivity and sustainability. A recent study led by Carolina Trentin from the Agricultural and Biol

In the ever-evolving landscape of agriculture, a recent study shines a spotlight on the intersection of artificial intelligence and unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), revealing a treasure trove of possibilities for modern farming practices. Conducted b

In the ever-evolving world of agriculture, the fight against plant diseases has taken a significant leap forward thanks to new research led by Fatemeh Soltani Nezhad from the Department of Plant Protection at Gorgan University of Agricultural Science

The agricultural landscape is on the brink of a significant shift, thanks to the growing interest in nanotechnology. A recent review published in “Discover Nano” sheds light on how functional nanomaterials (NM) could become game-changers for farmers

In a move that could reshape the landscape of precision agriculture, researchers have unveiled an innovative approach to fabricating microneedles using all-inkjet printing technology. These tiny tools, typically associated with pain-free drug deliver

In a world where climate change is wreaking havoc on agricultural productivity, the latest research from Tariq Ali at the University Institute of Information Technology, PMAS–Arid Agriculture University, shines a light on a promising avenue for tackl

In a landscape where skilled labor is becoming a rarity, particularly in the agricultural sector, innovation is stepping in to fill the gap. A recent study led by Thanaporn Singhpoo from the Department of Agricultural Engineering at Khon Kaen Univers

In the lush landscapes of Brazil, where coffee beans are more than just a crop but a cultural cornerstone, a recent study has shed light on how drone technology can enhance the efficiency of coffee farming. Led by Jéssica Elaine Silva from the Lavras

In an era where agriculture faces mounting challenges from plant diseases, a recent study sheds light on a promising solution that could transform the way farmers detect and manage these threats. Usman Ali, a researcher from Universiti Malaya in Mala