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The arrival of Europeans in the Pacific Northwest brought about profound changes to the region’s wildlife and ecosystems, according to new research published in Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B. The study, a collaboration between the

Nebraska’s precision agriculture sector is on track to significantly enhance crop productivity, with projections indicating an 18% increase in statewide yields by 2025. This advancement is largely attributed to the widespread adoption of cutting-edge

In the midst of growing concerns over climate change, food security, and sustainable development, the indoor farming industry is rapidly emerging as a transformative force in global agriculture. Projected to grow from USD 49.4 billion in 2025 to USD

By James Amoh Junior, GNA

Ghana and Serbia have expressed a mutual commitment to revitalize their bilateral trade and economic cooperation, focusing on key sectors such as agriculture, technology, artificial intelligence, and industrial development.

Moldova has taken a significant step toward modernizing its agri-food sector with the launch of Agrotek Arena, an incubator and pre-accelerator focused on digital agriculture, robotics, and food technology. The initiative, part of the Innovate Moldov

A new study published in the Journal of Hydrology has revealed that the impact of logging on watersheds and flooding is more complex and variable than previously understood. The research, led by Younes Alila of the University of British Columbia, exa

India’s agri-tech sector is poised for substantial growth, with investments projected to reach $600 million by 2029, according to a report released by 1Lattice on July 17. The sector is expected to expand at an annual rate of around 6%, signaling ren

Autonomy is quietly revolutionizing agriculture, not by introducing flashy new machines, but by retrofitting existing ones, rethinking labor, and challenging the very role of horsepower. Sabanto, a pioneer in this field, has deployed over a hundred a

The honours degree in agricultural technology, a long-standing programme delivered jointly by CAFRE Greenmount and Queen’s University Belfast (QUB), is set to conclude. The last intake of students for this degree will be in September 2025, as confirm

Glacial ice, with its layered history of atmospheric conditions, offers researchers an invaluable window into the past, enabling studies that bridge human history and environmental change. A recent analysis of an ice core from the European Alps, dati