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In the quest for sustainable agriculture, researchers are turning to innovative solutions to manage one of farming’s most pressing environmental challenges: manure management. A recent study published in *Chemical and Biological Technologies in Agric

In a significant stride towards sustainable agriculture, researchers have developed a novel nano-pesticide delivery system that promises to enhance the efficiency and eco-friendliness of neem-based biopesticides. The study, published in the journal *

In the quest for sustainable agriculture, scientists have long sought eco-friendly alternatives to chemical fertilizers. A recent study published in *Chemical and Biological Technologies in Agriculture* offers a promising breakthrough: certain bacter

In a groundbreaking study published in *Academia Nutrition and Dietetics*, researchers have uncovered the potential of goat milk-derived bioactive peptides to combat type 2 diabetes mellitus. The study, led by Anu Rahal from the Division of Animal He

In a significant stride towards enhancing industrial enzyme production, researchers have successfully boosted lipase output in the yeast Pichia pastoris by co-expressing the hac1 gene, a key regulator of the unfolded protein response (UPR). This brea

In the heart of the Indo-Gangetic Plains (IGP), a region critical to global food security, farmers face a dilemma: how to maintain productivity while preserving precious soil and water resources. A recent study published in *Frontiers in Plant Scienc

In a significant stride towards sustainable energy solutions, researchers have demonstrated a novel method to optimize bioethanol production from liquid pineapple waste. This innovative approach, published in the BIO Web of Conferences, leverages imm

In the quest to harness Indonesia’s vast biomass potential for bioethanol production, a recent study has shed light on a promising native microbial isolate that could revolutionize the industry. Published in the ‘BIO Web of Conferences’, the research

In the heart of Iraq, where the Tigris and Euphrates rivers once cradled some of the world’s earliest agricultural civilizations, farmers are facing a modern-day challenge: plant viruses. These microscopic menaces threaten the country’s agricultural

In the cat-and-mouse game of plant pathology, a stealthy fungal invader has been caught red-handed, thanks to cutting-edge transcriptomic research. Cercospora zeina, the culprit behind maize’s gray leaf spot (GLS) disease, has been found to employ a