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In the heart of Bangladesh, a nation where agriculture is the lifeblood of the economy, a groundbreaking study is shedding light on the intricate dance between farm diversity, market access, and dietary outcomes. Professor Musammet Rasheda Begum, fro

In the rapidly evolving world of precision agriculture, a groundbreaking study led by Li Zhu from the School of Computer Science at Guangzhou Maritime University has introduced a novel approach to plant phenotyping using deep learning-based text gene

In the heart of Syria, researchers are uncovering innovative solutions to age-old agricultural challenges, with implications that could resonate far beyond the fields of Damascus. A recent study led by Abd Al Karim Jaafar from the Soil Science Depart

In the quest for sustainable and efficient poultry production, researchers are turning to an unlikely ally: chitosan. This natural, non-toxic, and biodegradable biopolymer, derived from chitin, is gaining traction in the poultry industry for its mult

In the heart of China, at Zhejiang University, a team of researchers led by Xi He has uncovered a molecular network that could revolutionize our understanding of plant organ development. Their findings, published in the prestigious journal *Cell Repo

In the quest to find sustainable and effective alternatives to antibiotics in poultry production, researchers have turned to an unlikely candidate: Kratom, a plant native to Southeast Asia. A recent study published in the *Journal of Agriculture and

In the face of escalating global water scarcity and burgeoning agricultural demands, a groundbreaking study led by Yiting Chen from Simon Fraser University’s School of Mechatronic Systems Engineering and the Global Institute for Agritech offers a pro

In the heart of Iran’s cold, rainfed regions, a critical study is reshaping how we think about nitrogen management in chickpea cultivation. Led by Yaser Azimzadeh from the Natural Resources Management Research Department at the Dryland Agricultural R

In the relentless battle against drug-resistant bacteria, scientists are turning to nature’s own weapons: bacteriophages, or phages, the viruses that infect and kill bacteria. A recent study published in *Frontiers in Microbiology* (translated from E

In the heart of Gujarat, India, a groundbreaking study led by Komal G. Lakhani from the Department of Biotechnology at Junagadh Agricultural University is revolutionizing the way we think about horticultural crop improvement. Published in the esteeme