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In the ever-evolving landscape of agriculture, the integration of technology into farming practices is not just a trend; it’s becoming essential for sustainability and efficiency. A recent review published in the Journal of Agricultural Engineering s

In a recent study published in the Open Veterinary Journal, researchers have shed light on the use of total intravenous anesthesia (TIVA) in llamas, particularly during unilateral ovariectomy procedures. This research, led by Jose Goicochea-Vargas fr

In the ever-evolving world of agriculture, where precision and efficiency are paramount, a recent study has emerged that could significantly enhance the capabilities of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) in farming. Spearheaded by Guoqing Zhang from the

In the world of modern agriculture, where every seed sown can make or break a farmer’s yield, a recent study has illuminated the path to optimizing maize production through the strategic use of soil sensors. Conducted by Eduardo Leonel Bottega from t

In the quest for safer and more effective cancer treatments, researchers are turning their attention to the natural world, and one plant in particular is garnering interest: Linum lewisii. A recent study led by Barbara Sciandrone from the University

In a recent exploration of the black locust tree, or *Robinia pseudoacacia*, researchers have uncovered a trove of antioxidant compounds that could significantly influence both the agricultural and pharmaceutical sectors. The findings, published in t

In the bustling world of agriculture, where every grain counts, understanding the unseen helpers of rice plants has taken center stage. Recent insights into the phyllosphere—the aerial parts of rice plants—have revealed a complex web of microorganism

In a recent exploration of plant genetics, researchers have unveiled a small but significant family of proteins in *Arabidopsis thaliana* that could reshape our understanding of how plants respond to stress. Led by Wei Wang from the Laboratory of Pla

In the world of agriculture, the quest for higher yields and more resilient crops is an ongoing challenge that researchers tackle with vigor. A recent study published in the journal “Plants” sheds light on a key aspect of rice cultivation: the tiller

Drought is no small fry when it comes to agricultural challenges, especially for a crucial oilseed crop like rapeseed, or *Brassica napus*. With climate change tightening its grip and water becoming scarcer, the need for resilient crops has never bee