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In a groundbreaking development for the horticultural and agricultural sectors, researchers have devised a highly efficient method for genetically transforming kiwifruit, a crop of significant global economic and nutritional value. Led by Chun-Lan Pi

In the quest to enhance crop resilience, a groundbreaking study led by Panpan Yu from the School of Breeding and Multiplication at Hainan University’s Sanya Institute has unveiled the potential of vitamin C (Vc) to bolster cold tolerance in grafted c

In a groundbreaking study published in the journal *Plants* (translated from Romanian as “Plants”), researchers have uncovered significant insights into the cultivation of *Hypericum* species, a genus known for its medicinal properties. Led by Doina

In the ever-evolving landscape of precision agriculture, a groundbreaking development has emerged from the Research Center of Forestry Remote Sensing & Information Engineering at Central South University of Forestry and Technology in Changsha, China.

In the ever-evolving landscape of precision agriculture, a groundbreaking study led by Haitao Fu from the College of Information Technology at Jilin Agricultural University in China is set to revolutionize the way we approach plant protection using U

In the rapidly evolving world of precision agriculture, drones equipped with thermal cameras are emerging as powerful tools for monitoring crop and soil conditions. A recent study published in the journal *Remote Sensing* (translated from Italian as

In the ever-evolving landscape of agricultural technology, a groundbreaking study led by Yifan Lyu from China Agricultural University has introduced a novel hybrid deep learning framework that promises to revolutionize predator–prey detection in agri

In the heart of China’s Guilin University of Technology, a breakthrough in precision agriculture is unfolding, promising to reshape how we predict citrus yields and, by extension, how the energy sector might optimize its resources. Menglin Zhai, a re

In the vast expanses of agricultural landscapes, particularly in large-scale monocultures like maize fields, monitoring and managing crop damage caused by wildlife have long been a formidable challenge. However, a groundbreaking study led by Sebastia

In the heart of India’s agricultural revolution, a quiet transformation is taking flight—literally. Drones, those unassuming flying machines, are steadily becoming the new eyes in the sky for farmers, promising to reshape the way crops are monitored,