Author name: Rachel Camby

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.

In a world where every drop of water counts, a recent study by Khushvaktov Saydulla from the Institute of Hydrogeology and Engineering Geology sheds light on how modern tech can reshape water management in agriculture. Published in the BIO Web of Con

In the lush landscapes of Davao del Norte, where the sun-kissed banana plantations stretch as far as the eye can see, a new opportunity is sprouting—one that could reshape the agricultural and energy sectors alike. A recent study led by Agustin Kian

In a region where water is as precious as gold, new research sheds light on the effective use of irrigated lands in Karakalpakstan, a place grappling with the harsh realities of water scarcity. This study, led by Utambetov Duysenbay from the Scientif

In the ever-evolving landscape of agriculture, the fusion of technology and traditional farming practices is paving the way for a more efficient and sustainable future. One of the latest advancements comes from the research led by Suheri Agus at the

In a world where food security is becoming increasingly critical, a new software solution is paving the way for individual farmers to maximize their crop yields. This innovative approach, developed by Irina Kulibaba from Moscow Polytechnic University