Farming Methods

In a world where water is becoming an increasingly scarce commodity, the agricultural sector is stepping up to the plate with innovative solutions that promise to change the game. A recent study led by Abdennabi Morchid from the Department of Physics

Weeds have long been a thorn in the side of farmers, complicating crop management and reducing yields. A recent study led by Yufan Liu from the School of Information Engineering at Henan University of Science and Technology is taking a significant st

A recent study led by Marcus Schiedung from the Thünen Institute of Climate-Smart Agriculture sheds light on the intricate dynamics of soil organic carbon (SOC) in response to land use change (LUC). The research, published in the journal Geoderma, di

A recent study led by Hyun-Woo Han from the Department of Biosystems Engineering at Seoul National University sheds light on a pressing issue in modern agriculture: the pervasive noise and vibration from tractors. This research, published in *Smart A

In the quest for more efficient irrigation practices, a recent study sheds light on how varying pressure levels in drip irrigation systems can dramatically influence soil water content in sandy loam soils. Conducted by Mohammod Ali from the Departmen

In the heart of Tunisia, where the sun blazes down and water scarcity looms large, a recent study shines a light on the implications of climate change and salinity on tomato farming. Conducted by Khawla Khaskhoussy from the National Research Institut

In a world where climate change is wreaking havoc on agricultural productivity, researchers are uncovering innovative strategies to bolster crop resilience. A recent study led by Ju-Young Choi from The United Graduate School of Agricultural Sciences

In the fast-evolving world of agriculture, where every drop of water and ray of sunlight counts, the introduction of flexible mechanical sensors is stirring up excitement. These innovative devices, designed to monitor plant growth and health in real-

In the ever-evolving world of agriculture, the integration of technology is becoming increasingly vital, especially when it comes to managing resources like water. A recent study led by Jorge Dafonte from the Higher Polytechnic School of Engineering

In a world where the pressures of climate change and food security loom large, a recent study has unveiled a promising avenue for greenhouse management that blends cutting-edge technology with agricultural know-how. Researchers led by Manuel Platero-