Farming Methods

In the world of modern agriculture, where efficiency and durability are paramount, understanding the mechanics behind equipment wear and tear can make a significant difference. A recent study led by Moon-Kyeong Jang from the Department of Biosystems

In a landscape where food security is becoming increasingly precarious, a recent study sheds light on the resilience of cropland systems in China, a nation that must feed a staggering 22% of the world’s population with just 7% of its arable land. Thi

Heavy metal contamination is a pressing concern that extends beyond environmental degradation; it poses serious risks to human health and agricultural productivity. Recent research led by Yujie Shi from the College of Artificial Intelligence at Nanji

In a fresh examination of how plasma technology can reshape agriculture, researchers at the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) have unveiled promising insights into the intricate relationships between plants and their microbial partners. Lead

In the intricate world of seed biology, understanding the mechanisms behind dormancy can hold significant implications for agriculture, especially as the sector grapples with the challenges posed by climate change and shifting growing seasons. A rece

In a world where water scarcity and climate variability are increasingly pressing challenges for farmers, the latest research from Shahriar Ahmed and his team at Chungnam National University offers a timely solution for enhancing irrigation managemen

In a world increasingly focused on sustainable practices, a recent study has emerged that could significantly impact the agriculture sector by providing a more eco-friendly solution for humidity monitoring. Researchers at Yonsei University, led by Ez

In the ever-evolving landscape of agricultural technology, the fight against crop pests takes on new dimensions with the introduction of SMC-YOLO, a cutting-edge pest detection method tailored for maize. Developed by Qinghao Wang and his team at Heil

As the global population swells, the demand for food production in challenging climates is becoming ever more pressing. In Heilongjiang, a province in northeastern China known for its harsh winters, researchers are addressing this issue head-on with

In the heart of China’s agricultural landscape, the Huang-Huai-Hai Plain stands as a vital region, responsible for a staggering 70% of the nation’s wheat and 30% of its maize production. Yet, the relentless push for higher yields has led to a troubli