Research

Urban farming is gaining traction in Malaysia, but it’s not without its hurdles. A recent study led by Emily Hon Tshin Yapp from the Labuan Faculty of International Finance at Universiti Malaysia Sabah sheds light on the struggles urban farmers face,

In the world of agriculture, understanding the intricacies of pest biology can be a game changer. A recent study sheds light on the role of the E3 ubiquitin ligase Siah in the unique reproductive process of the lesser grain borer, Sitotroga cerealell

In the heart of China’s Yellow River Basin, a recent study has unveiled a significant link between farmland ownership confirmation and the adoption of conservation tillage techniques among farmers. This research, led by Zongfei Liu and published in t

As the climate continues to shift under the weight of human activities, the agricultural landscape in Northern Africa finds itself at a precarious crossroads. A recent study led by Sabrina De Nardi from the Department of Mechanical and Industrial Eng

As the lines blur between the physical and digital realms, the agriculture sector stands on the brink of a significant transformation thanks to the metaverse and Industry 5.0. This intriguing intersection is explored in a recent article by Prabadevi

In a world where access to information can make or break a farmer’s success, a recent study out of Arizona State University is shining a light on innovative solutions for agricultural extension workers. Laura Hosman, the lead author of this research

In the ever-evolving world of agriculture, the quest for precision and efficiency is more crucial than ever, especially when it comes to managing vital crops like potatoes and tomatoes. A recent study led by Ruiqian Qin from the College of Informatio

As the world moves towards a future where autonomous vehicles (AVs) are becoming more commonplace, a recent study sheds light on the factors contributing to crashes involving these high-tech machines. Led by Teshome Kumsa Kurse from the Mechanical En

In the heart of Lalo, Benin, a pressing challenge looms large as the dry season approaches. Farmers in this region are grappling with the dual demands of agricultural water needs and domestic consumption. As water resources dwindle, the quest for sus

In the heart of Ethiopia, researchers at the Bako Agricultural Research Center have been delving into the potential of stay-green sorghum varieties, a crop that holds promise for farmers grappling with the challenges of arid climates. The study, led