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In a revealing study published in ‘Environmental Research Communications’, researchers have shed light on a pressing issue facing agriculture in the coastal delta region of Tamil Nadu, India: the alarming effects of seawater intrusion on groundwater.

In the ever-evolving landscape of agriculture, the use of pesticides is a double-edged sword. While these chemicals are essential for safeguarding crops against pests and diseases, their widespread application raises pressing concerns about human hea

In a world where agriculture is increasingly intertwined with technology, Florida’s citrus producers are stepping into a new era with the adoption of precision farming techniques. This innovative approach, often referred to as site-specific crop mana

In the bustling Zhengzhou Metropolitan Area, a recent study has shed light on the intricate dynamics of urban food resilience, revealing both challenges and opportunities for the agriculture sector. Conducted by Yi Gu from the Zhengzhou’s Urban Planning Innovations Boost Food Resilience Amid Change Read More »

In a groundbreaking study that could reshape the energy landscape in Mediterranean agriculture, researchers have unveiled a sophisticated geospatial modeling approach to predict the potential biomass production from citrus cultivation. The study, spe

In a groundbreaking study, researchers are shedding light on a pressing issue that has been plaguing Bangladesh’s Barind Tract: groundwater depletion. This region, known for its agricultural prowess, particularly in rice production, is facing signifi

In the world of agriculture, the stakes are high, and the impact of pesticides is a hot-button issue. A recent review published in the journal Agronomy dives deep into the complexities surrounding pesticide risk assessment, shedding light on how thes

In the heart of Ghana’s Upper East Region, where the White Volta River winds its way through communities, a new study is shedding light on the troubling issue of flood risk. The research, led by Ramson Kabenla from the Department of Environmental Sci

In the bustling Zhengzhou Metropolitan Area, where millions rely on a complex web of food supply chains, a recent study has shone a light on the pressing need for urban food resilience. Conducted by Yi Gu and his team at the School of Architecture, Z

In the heart of Bangladesh’s Barind Tract, a significant challenge looms—groundwater depletion. As the country grapples with increasing water demand driven by population growth, agriculture, and industrial activities, researchers are stepping up to t