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In the heart of China’s agricultural innovation, a groundbreaking review published in *Frontiers of Agricultural Science and Engineering* is set to revolutionize the way we think about drying agricultural products. Led by Shaoying Lu from the College

In the pursuit of sustainable agriculture, a new study published in *Frontiers of Agricultural Science and Engineering* sheds light on the critical issue of agricultural non-point source pollution (ANPSP) and its implications for agricultural green d

In the quest to reduce agricultural post-harvest losses and enhance sustainable food processing, a groundbreaking study has emerged, offering a promising solution for black date drying. Published in *Results in Engineering*, the research, led by Raja

In the heart of Vietnam’s durian orchards, a new dataset is set to revolutionize how we detect and diagnose plant diseases, potentially saving farmers millions in crop losses. Tan Nguyen, a Master’s student at Ho Chi Minh City University of Technolog

In the heart of Brazil’s vast agricultural landscape, a new study is making waves by combining cutting-edge technology with traditional farming practices to improve sugarcane identification. The research, published in *Smart Agricultural Technology*,

In the ever-evolving landscape of agriculture, the marriage of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) is unlocking new avenues for understanding and optimizing plant growth. A recent study published in *Smart Agricultural Technology*

In the heart of western Iran, the Karkheh River Basin, a vast and topographically complex watershed, plays a pivotal role in regional water supply and agriculture. However, predicting rainfall in this data-scarce region has long been a challenge. A r

In the heart of Colombia, a study is brewing that could reshape the way we think about rice farming, one of the world’s most vital food sources. Nelly Rosana Díaz Leal, a researcher from the Universidad Francisco de Paula Santander in Cúcuta, has del

In a groundbreaking study published in *Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics*, researchers have systematically compared six global ground-level ozone datasets, revealing significant discrepancies that could profoundly impact health assessments and agric