Farming Methods

In the ever-evolving landscape of aquaculture, the ability to monitor and manage fish feeding behavior effectively can make or break a farming operation. A recent study led by Zhou Xiushan from the Automation College at Guangxi University of Science

In the world of agriculture, where every leaf counts, a new method for detecting apple Alternaria leaf spot could change the game for apple growers. This disease, known for causing premature leaf drop, poses a significant threat to apple quality and

In a world where efficiency and precision are paramount, a recent study from researchers at Northwest A&F University has introduced a significant leap in automated seedling sorting technology, particularly in strawberry plug tray cultivation. Led by

In a world where rice is a staple for billions, the health of rice crops is critical not just for farmers but for global food security. A recent study led by Yan Congkuan from the School of Engineering at Anhui Agricultural University has tackled a p

In a world where the demand for efficient agricultural practices is ever-increasing, a new model for grape harvesting has emerged that could change the game for farmers everywhere. Researchers, led by Liu Chang from the College of Sciences at the Sha

In a significant advancement for the agricultural tech landscape, researchers have unveiled a novel method for segmenting Chinese yam leaves using an enhanced deep learning model known as CBPA-ENet. This innovation, spearheaded by LU Bibo from the Sc

In the ever-evolving landscape of agriculture, where technology meets tradition, a recent study sheds light on a promising method for enhancing crop line detection. Conducted by LI Hongbo from the Institutions of Electrical and Information at Northea

In a significant leap for sustainable agriculture, Sydney-based PlasmaLeap has unveiled a groundbreaking method for producing green ammonia, a key ingredient in nitrogen fertilizers, using only electricity, air, and water. This innovative approach al

In the world of soybean farming, where every seed counts and efficiency is key, a recent study sheds light on the intricate relationship between plant hormones and symbiotic nitrogen fixation. Conducted by Mingliang Yang and his team at the Heilongji

In the lush fields of banana plantations, where the sun shines bright and the soil tells a story, a new approach to irrigation management is taking root, thanks to the innovative work of Jonathan Zhiminaicela-Cabrera and his team at the Facultad de C