Author name: Paul Laurent

In the heart of Russia, at the Kuban State Agrarian University named after I. T. Trubilin, a groundbreaking study led by Sergey N. Kharchenko is revolutionizing how we think about plant raw materials and agricultural waste. The research, recently pub

In the vast landscape of agricultural innovation, a groundbreaking study led by Komil Astanakulov from the Tashkent Institute of Irrigation and Agricultural Mechanization Engineers’ National Research University is turning heads. The research, publish

In the stark, unforgiving landscapes of the Arctic, where the growing season is a fleeting whisper and the soil is a stubborn challenge, a revolution is brewing. Dr. Modina M.A., from the Admiral Ushakov Maritime State University, is at the forefront

In the heart of South Korea, at the National Institute of Agricultural Sciences, Rural Development Administration, a team led by Sang Ryeol Park is unlocking the secrets of rice’s immune system. Their recent findings, published in the journal ‘Crop J

In the vast, green expanses of rice paddies, an unseen battle rages. The enemy is not a weed or a pest, but a tiny, insidious virus: the Southern rice black-streaked dwarf virus (SRBSDV). This pathogen has been wreaking havoc on rice crops, causing s

In the heart of Morocco, where the sun beats down relentlessly and water is a precious commodity, a groundbreaking study led by Bouthayna El Amine of the Hassan II Institute of Agronomy and Veterinary Medicine and Mohammed VI Polytechnic University i

In the vast, green expanses of rice paddies, a silent battle rages against a phenomenon that can devastate crops and economies alike: pre-harvest sprouting (PHS). This occurs when grains germinate prematurely, leading to significant losses in yield a

In the vast, green landscapes where rice fields stretch to the horizon, a microscopic drama unfolds that could have monumental implications for the energy sector. Researchers, led by Sique Chen from the Key Laboratory of Ministry of Education for Gen

In the lush, tropical landscapes of Hainan, China, a groundbreaking discovery is unfolding that could reshape the future of cassava cultivation and its role in the energy sector. Researchers at the Institute of Tropical Agriculture and Forestry, Hain

In the vast fields of maize cultivation, a silent enemy lurks, threatening the stability of the energy sector. Fusarium ear rot (FER), caused by the fungus Fusarium verticillioides, is a destructive disease that can wreak havoc on maize crops, leadin