Research

In the semi-arid landscapes of Maharashtra, where agriculture and water resources hang in a delicate balance, a groundbreaking study is shedding light on the dynamics of gully erosion. Led by Mahadeo S. Jadhav from the Department of Geography at BPHE

In a significant stride towards democratizing air quality monitoring, researchers have developed an interactive, user-friendly tool that harnesses the power of satellite data to provide accessible, high-resolution insights into air pollution. This in

In the heart of the UK, a quiet revolution is brewing, one that promises to harmonize the seemingly competing interests of agriculture and renewable energy. Agrivoltaics, a technology that combines photovoltaic (PV) panels with agricultural productio

In a groundbreaking study published in the journal *Farming System* (translated from Chinese as “Farming System”), researchers have uncovered significant insights into how the rhizosphere—the narrow region of soil surrounding plant roots—affects soil

In the heart of Europe, Germany’s agricultural landscapes are facing a pressing challenge: the decline of biodiversity. A recent study published in the journal *People and Nature* (which translates to *Nature and Humans*) has shed light on the comple

In the heart of China, at the Henan University of Chinese Medicine, a groundbreaking review led by Peng Xu is reshaping the landscape of plant genetic engineering. Published in the esteemed journal *Current Plant Biology* (translated from Chinese), t

In the rugged landscapes of Mount Erciyes, Türkiye, a hidden world of microbial diversity is unlocking new possibilities for sustainable agriculture. A recent study led by Ugur Azizoglu from the Department of Crop and Animal Production at Kayseri Uni

In a world where water scarcity is becoming an increasingly pressing issue, a new study published in the journal *Environmental Research Letters* (translated from English as “Letters on Environmental Research”) sheds light on the future of irrigation

In the lush, sun-drenched mango orchards of Ghana’s Yilo Krobo Municipality, farmers face a daily battle against pests and diseases that threaten their livelihoods. Their weapon of choice? Pesticides. Yet, a new study published in the European Journa

In the heart of East Africa, where livestock production is the lifeblood of rural economies, a new study sheds light on the complex interplay between climate variability, political stability, and livestock productivity. Published in *Environmental Re