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Muhammad Ibrahim, an agronomist and global development expert representing Guyana as its candidate for the presidency of the Inter-American Institute for Cooperation on Agriculture (IICA), recently addressed the 26th Latin American Coffee Symposium i

In the verdant hills of Huye District, Rwanda, a group of trainees gathered around mushroom cultivation bags at the China-Rwanda Agriculture Technology Demonstration Center. Their attention was focused on the innovative Juncao technology, a Chinese a

China has embarked on an ambitious dam project in the Yarlung Tsangpo Grand Canyon, the world’s longest and deepest canyon located in Tibet. The $167 billion project, overseen by Chinese Premier Li Qiang, will comprise five cascade dams and is poised

Construction has commenced on a large hydroponic greenhouse in South Carolina, marking a significant step forward in local food production and job creation. The Agriculture Technology Campus (ATC), located in Early Branch, Hampton County, is set to r

Huida Tech, a well-established Chinese manufacturer of intelligent agricultural machinery, has officially launched its operations in North America, marking a significant step in the global agri-tech landscape. The company, known for its advanced farm

By 2025, the agricultural and forestry sectors are witnessing a profound transformation, driven by the widespread adoption of GPS technology. This shift is not merely about embracing new tools, but about fundamentally redefining how we approach crop

A cross-party committee in the UK has launched an inquiry to explore how scientific innovations and low-tech solutions can bolster global food security, amid projections that over 600 million people worldwide will face hunger by 2030. The United Nati

Liberia’s forests, which constitute nearly half of West Africa’s remaining tropical forests, are under severe threat from illegal logging, deforestation, and encroachment by cocoa farmers from neighboring Ivory Coast. Despite the country’s legal fram

In the heart of southern Rwanda, a technical school is turning to innovative agricultural practices to tackle nutrition challenges among its students. Busasamana Technical School has begun cultivating mushrooms using Juncao technology, a method that

Australia’s national science agency, CSIRO, has opened applications for the next round of its Innovate to Grow program, targeting Queensland-based small-to-medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the food, agriculture, and related technology sectors. This