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Residents of St Martin in Jersey are being invited to share their views on a proposed solar farm that could power nearly half the homes in the parish while maintaining agricultural use of the land. The consultation, scheduled for 10 September at St M

A $15.1 million state award is set to transform how agricultural innovation reaches California’s farmers, creating the state’s first coordinated network to speed new technologies from research labs to the field. The funding, part of a broader $28.6 m

Indonesia is turning to an age-old soil remedy to combat a modern agricultural crisis: degraded farmland. With over 60 percent of its agricultural land classified as unhealthy, the Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Kadin) is pushing biocha

The Farm Progress Show, the nation’s largest outdoor farm event, will return to its permanent Iowa site in 2026, marking another chapter in the biennial rotation between Boone, Iowa, and Decatur, Illinois. Scheduled for September 1–3, the show will o

The resurgence of bison in Yellowstone National Park, from a mere handful to a thriving population of 5,000, has not only been a triumph for conservation but also a boon for the park’s grasslands. This remarkable comeback, detailed in a recent study

A stretch of Crown land in St Martin could soon take on a dual role as both a renewable energy hub and an agricultural research centre, under plans to transform Belle Fontaine into Jersey’s most ambitious solar project to date. If approved, the site

Canada’s agricultural sector remains a cornerstone of the national economy, employing 2.3 million people—one in nine jobs—in 2023 while contributing $143.8 billion to the country’s GDP. As global demands on food systems grow, the role of technology i

Federal agriculture officials recently traded their briefing rooms for a farm field, getting a firsthand look at the technologies reshaping modern agriculture. The Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM) hosted its third agricultural equipment D

The intricate web of life within underground burrows, particularly those of aardvarks in Senegal’s Niokolo-Koba National Park, has emerged as a significant area of concern for disease transmission and ecological health. The recent observations by Bel

In mid-August, a short video posted by Akbar, a Pakistani agricultural professional, offered a glimpse into China’s evolving role as a hub for global agricultural education. The clip marked the final installment of his *”Diary of Studying in China”*