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In the heart of Iran, researchers are delving into the intricate world of soil mechanics, seeking to optimize energy consumption in off-road vehicle and agricultural machinery operations. H. Asadollahi, a mechanical engineer from the Department of Me

In the vast, sun-drenched fields of Coimbatore, India, a quiet revolution is taking flight. Not in the form of towering wind turbines or sprawling solar farms, but in the hum of drones buzzing overhead. These unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), once the

In the heart of Pune, India, a groundbreaking development is taking root, quite literally. Prof. Trupti Baraskar from the School of Computer Engineering at Dr. Vishwanath Karad MIT World Peace University has spearheaded a project that could revolutio

In the heart of Pakistan, researchers are unlocking a promising solution to a global challenge: micronutrient deficiencies in staple crops. Maqshoof Ahmad, a dedicated scientist from the Department of Soil Science at The Islamia University of Bahawal

In the heart of India, a groundbreaking study is reshaping the future of mango cultivation, offering promising solutions to longstanding challenges in productivity and tree architecture. Dr. Shikha Jain, a leading researcher from the Division of Frui

In the heart of China’s Jilin Agricultural University, a breakthrough in agricultural technology is taking root, promising to revolutionize how we approach weed management in crops. Lan Luo, a researcher at the College of Information Technology, has

In the heart of China’s Yunnan province, researchers are pioneering a technological breakthrough that could revolutionize the way we approach cherry harvesting. Jie Cui, a leading scientist from the College of Big Data at Yunnan Agricultural Universi

In the heart of China’s Jilin Agricultural University, a team of researchers led by Haitao Fu has developed a groundbreaking model that could revolutionize weed identification in maize fields, offering a significant boost to precision agriculture. Th

In the heart of southeastern Morocco, where the Feija Basin grapples with the dual challenges of shallow aquifers and over-extraction for agriculture, a groundbreaking study offers a beacon of hope for sustainable water management. Led by Abdessamad

In the heart of Uzbekistan’s arid landscape, a critical question looms: how can agriculture thrive without draining the region’s precious water resources? A recent study published in *Frontiers in Agronomy* (which translates to *Frontiers in Field-Cr