Author name: Rachel Camby

In the quest to combat climate change, regenerative agriculture (RA) has emerged as a promising approach, but its widespread adoption hinges on the development of standardized metrics. A recent study published in the journal *Agriculture* sheds light

In the rapidly evolving landscape of European agriculture, a critical gap has been identified that could significantly impact the digital transformation of the agri-food sector. A recent scoping review published in *Agriculture* sheds light on the un

In a significant stride toward enhancing cotton breeding programs, researchers have identified stable meta-QTLs and candidate genes that underpin crucial fiber quality and agronomic traits in cotton. This breakthrough, published in the journal ‘Plant

In the heart of Europe, a humble halophyte is making waves in the world of agritech. *Salicornia europaea*, a salt-loving plant, is not just surviving but thriving in inland saline habitats, offering promising avenues for agriculture and environmenta

In the realm of geospatial technology, a groundbreaking advancement has emerged that promises to revolutionize the way we understand and interact with our planet’s topography. Researchers have developed a novel method to enhance the spatial resolutio

In the vast and ecologically diverse Yellow River Basin, a new study published in *Ziyuan Kexue* is shedding light on the intricate dance between the rural digital economy and ecological resilience. Led by ZHOU Yuxi and GAO Ruimin from the College of

In a groundbreaking study published in *Ziyuan Kexue*, researchers have uncovered the profound impact of digital village construction on agricultural carbon emission reduction in China. The study, led by SU Lin from the College of Economics and Manag

In the world of medicinal crops, Panax notoginseng stands as a towering figure, prized for its therapeutic properties and significant economic value. Yet, the specter of disease looms large, threatening both yield and quality. Traditional methods of

In the heart of Italy’s agricultural landscape, a profound shift is underway, one that’s not just about seeds and soil, but about data and digital transformation. A special issue of *Bio-based and Applied Economics*, titled “Economic and Policy Analy