Author name: Rachel Camby

In the ever-evolving world of agriculture, the integration of cutting-edge technology is becoming essential for farmers looking to boost efficiency and sustainability. A recent study led by Sara Oleiro Araujo from UNINOVA—Centre of Technology and Sys

In an era where agricultural sustainability is more crucial than ever, a recent study by Akıner Muhammed Ernur from Akdeniz University sheds light on effective strategies to combat soil erosion and nutrient runoff in the Melen Basin, a vital watershe

In a world where taste is king, understanding how consumers perceive food has never been more crucial. Claudia Gonzalez Viejo, from the Digital Agriculture, Food and Wine Research Group at the University of Melbourne, is diving deep into the realm of

In a fresh twist on agricultural science, researchers have taken a bold step into the realm of hypergravity to tackle a persistent problem in maize cultivation: nitrate deficiency. This innovative study, led by Ronnie Concepcion II from De La Salle U

In the picturesque Bono East region of Ghana, where agriculture is the lifeblood of many communities, a recent study sheds light on the complex interplay between digital technology and the working conditions of smallholder farmers and farmworkers. Co

In a world where the link between microRNAs (miRNAs) and diseases is becoming increasingly vital, a new study led by Yinbo Liu from the School of Information and Artificial Intelligence at Anhui Agricultural University is making waves. The research,

In a significant move for agriculture in Hungary, researchers have unveiled a comprehensive mapping of soil organic carbon (SOC) across the nation, providing vital insights that could reshape farming practices and environmental policy. Led by Gábor S

In the heart of Uzbekistan’s Nukus irrigation area, a significant shift in groundwater management is taking shape, and it could have far-reaching implications for the agricultural landscape. Researchers led by Chenyu Guo from the State Key Laboratory

In a recent exploration of high school students’ views on artificial intelligence (AI) and its applications, researchers have uncovered some eye-opening insights that could have significant implications for the agriculture sector. Conducted by Yi-Nin

The agricultural landscape is shifting, and a recent study by Vasso Marinoudi from the Lincoln Institute for Agri-Food Technology and farmB Digital Agriculture sheds light on how large language models (LLMs) might play a role in this transformation.