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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”*

Israel’s agricultural sector has undergone a profound transformation since the early 20th century, evolving from a subsistence-based system into a global powerhouse of innovation. The shift began with the cultivation of wheat, citrus, and vegetables,

The Philippine economy expanded by 5.5 percent in the second quarter of 2025, maintaining an average growth rate of 7.16 percent over the past five years—a sign of resilience amid global uncertainties. Yet beneath this steady performance lies a stark

President Bola Tinubu’s recent state visit to Brazil has cast a spotlight on Nigeria’s push for economic transformation, with technology and food security emerging as twin pillars of his administration’s strategy. Addressing Nigerians in the diaspora

The fields of central Illinois became a testing ground for the future of farming this week as the Farm Progress Show opened its gates, placing the spotlight on technologies designed to reshape agriculture for a new generation. With the average age of

The agriculture industry is navigating a defining period, squeezed between economic uncertainty, unpredictable climate patterns, and the accelerating pace of technological change. How farmers, agribusinesses, and innovators respond today will shape f

In the push to make agriculture more precise, efficient, and sustainable, researchers are turning to an unexpected source of insight: the plants themselves. On a recent episode of *Ag Tech Talk* by *AgriBusiness Global*, Michael Strano, a professor o

The agricultural sector is entering a new phase of innovation, driven by the need to reconcile rising global food demand with the pressing realities of climate change and resource constraints. Among the emerging solutions, Ramdon’s Growbro technology

Scientists have recently uncovered a troubling reality about U.S. oil and gas drilling sites: they are not only leaking methane but also a myriad of toxic chemicals that pose significant health risks to nearby communities. This revelation, published