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In the heart of Kenya, at Karatina University, a groundbreaking study led by Thomas Njoroge is reshaping the future of precision agriculture. Njoroge and his team have developed a novel approach to crop disease classification that could revolutionize
Karatina University’s Edge AI Revolutionizes Crop Disease Detection Read More »
In the heart of East Africa, Uganda is quietly making strides in the realm of biotechnology, offering a blueprint for other developing nations navigating the complex landscape of biosafety regulation. A recent study published in *Frontiers in Bioengi
Uganda’s Biosafety Blueprint: A Decade of Progress in Biotechnology Read More »
In the rolling hills of Yayladağı, a district nestled in Hatay province, Türkiye, a groundbreaking study is reshaping our understanding of goat farming. Sabri Gül, a dedicated researcher from Hatay Mustafa Kemal University’s Department of Animal Scie
Türkiye Study: Optimal Goat Castration Age Boosts Meat Quality Read More »
In the ever-evolving landscape of the COVID-19 pandemic, researchers are continually seeking innovative solutions to stay ahead of the virus and its variants. A recent study published in the *Iranian Journal of Microbiology* (translated from Persian
Iranian Researchers Develop mRNA Vaccine Targeting Delta & Omicron Variants Read More »
In the heart of Colombia’s tropical dry regions, a groundbreaking study is reshaping how we understand and cultivate one of the world’s most sought-after aromatic crops: basil. Led by Jose Isidro Beltran-Medina, this research, published in the journa
Colombian Study Unveils Basil’s Water Secrets for Tropical Farming Read More »
In the heart of tropical regions, where rainfed agriculture has long been the norm, farmers face an increasingly uncertain future. Prolonged dry seasons and erratic rainfall patterns are taking a toll on cassava yields, a staple crop for millions. Bu
Semi-Automated Drip Irrigation Boosts Cassava Yields in Tropical Drylands Read More »
In the arid landscapes of North Wollo, Ethiopia, where rainfall is as unpredictable as it is crucial, a groundbreaking study offers a beacon of hope for agricultural sustainability. Daniel Desalegn, a researcher from the Department of Water Resources
Ethiopian Study Maps Hope for Arid Farming with Rainwater Harvesting Read More »
In the heart of Thailand’s agricultural landscape, a silent but potent contributor to greenhouse gas emissions has been burning—literally. A recent study published in the journal *Sustainable Environment Research* (translated from Thai as *Research o
Thailand’s Rice Fields Fuel Climate Crisis: Burning Residues Costs Millions Read More »
In the heart of Kerala, India, a groundbreaking study is reshaping the way we approach grapevine disease detection. Midhun P. Mathew, a researcher from Amal Jyothi College of Engineering (Autonomous), has developed a deep learning framework that coul
Kerala’s AI Breakthrough: Deep Learning Detects Grapevine Diseases with 99.5% Accuracy Read More »
In the vast landscape of agricultural economics, a new study has emerged that could reshape our understanding of how intellectual property rights, particularly geographical indications (GIs), can boost farmers’ incomes. Led by Yuxin Cui from the Scho
China Study Reveals GIs’ Power to Elevate Farmers’ Income Read More »
