Farming Methods

In the heart of the Philippines, at the International Rice Research Institute (IRRI), a team of scientists led by Ripon Kumar Roy has made a significant stride in the quest to reduce methane emissions from rice cultivation. Their research, published

In the heart of India, researchers are unlocking the secrets of the rhizosphere, the dynamic environment surrounding plant roots, to revolutionize fruit crop cultivation. A. K. Srivastava, a scientist at the Indian Council of Agricultural Research-Ce

In the quest to make agriculture more sustainable, cover crops have long been praised for their ability to sequester carbon and reduce soil nitrogen losses. However, a recent study led by Dr. V. Nasser from the Department of Crop Sciences at the Univ

In the heart of Iraq, a groundbreaking study led by Israa M. T. Witwit from the Department of Soil and Water Resource at Al-Qasim Green University is reshaping our understanding of sustainable agriculture and energy production. The research, publishe

In the heart of Singapore, a team of researchers led by Jia Min Lee from the School of Biological Sciences at Nanyang Technological University has made a significant stride in understanding how leafy greens cope with stress in hydroponic systems. The

In the heart of Thailand, a groundbreaking study is making waves in the aquaculture industry, promising to revolutionize the way we farm fish. Kosit Sriputhorn, a leading researcher from the Department of Fisheries at Rajamangala University of Techno

In the arid landscapes of Iran, where water is a precious commodity and growing seasons are fleeting, farmers face a constant challenge: how to maximize yields while minimizing resource use. A recent study led by Ali Mahrokh from the Maize and Forage

In the face of escalating climate challenges, a groundbreaking study led by Rekha Agrawal from the University of Sharjah offers a glimmer of hope for sustainable agriculture. Published in the journal *Plant Stress* (which translates to *Stress in Pla

In the verdant landscapes of Meghalaya, India, a new study is shedding light on how sustainable tourism can be a game-changer for local communities, offering a pathway to diversify income sources and foster economic resilience. The research, led by R

Frans Meerse, a third-generation farmer managing a 32-hectare arable farm in Lelystad, Netherlands, is at the forefront of precision agriculture. His farm, which includes crops like table potatoes, winter wheat, red seed onions, and sugar beet, is re