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In a groundbreaking study that could reshape the landscape of dairy farming across Russia, researchers have delved into the reproductive characteristics of Holstein cattle across diverse climatic zones. Conducted by O.M. Mukhtarova from the Revolutionary Study Unlocks Dairy Farming Potential Across Russia’s Climates Read More »

In a world where the population is swelling and climate change looms large, the agriculture sector is at a crossroads. The latest research, spearheaded by Adymkhanov Lema from Kadyrov Chechen Sta

In the ever-evolving world of agriculture, a recent study sheds light on the delicate balance between innovation and environmental sustainability. Conducted by Elnur Gar Allahverdiev from the Azerbaijan Cooperation University, this research dives dee

In a world where the pressures of feeding a growing population are mounting, the agricultural sector is turning to technology like never before. A recent study led by Musaeva Kheda from Kadyrov Chech

In a significant breakthrough for watermelon farmers, researchers from Nanjing Agricultural University have uncovered a promising biocontrol agent that could help combat the devastating Fusarium wilt disease, caused by the notorious Fusarium oxysporu

The fall armyworm (FAW), scientifically known as Spodoptera frugiperda, has been wreaking havoc across the tropics and subtropics since its emergence in 2016, threatening food security and the livelihoods of countless cereal farmers. This invasive pe

In a groundbreaking study, researchers have unveiled a promising biocontrol agent that could revolutionize how farmers tackle two of sweet potato’s most notorious foes: Fusarium oxysporum and Ceratocystis fimbriata. The root bacterium, Bacillus velez

In a remarkable turn of events for the agricultural landscape of South Africa, a dedicated team has harnessed the power of community involvement to tackle the long-standing issue of water hyacinth on Hartbeespoort Dam. This invasive plant, which has

In a groundbreaking study published in the journal “Biological Control,” researchers have delved into the intricate web of natural enemies that keep the notorious fall armyworm (FAW) in check across the Americas. This pest, scientifically known as Sp

In a fascinating leap for reproductive science, researchers have tackled a longstanding challenge in optimizing pregnancy detection in mice—an issue that could have significant ripple effects in agricultural biotechnology. The study, led by Wilasinee