In the rapidly evolving landscape of agricultural research, the age-old debate of digital versus face-to-face data collection has been given a fresh perspective. A recent study published in the Torkwase Journal of Agricultural Research, led by Verlum
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In the heart of China’s agricultural landscape, a groundbreaking study is set to revolutionize winter wheat yield estimation, offering a beacon of hope for food security and agricultural monitoring. Researchers, led by Zhaoxia Lou from the College of
In the heart of Europe, Polish farmers are grappling with a pressing question: how to balance productivity with sustainability in an era of climate change. A recent study published in ‘Agronomy Science’ and led by Sebastian Kuśmierz from the Departme
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In a world where industrial and agricultural activities are leaving an indelible mark on our ecosystems, a groundbreaking research programme is stepping up to tackle the silent invaders: emerging contaminants (ECs). These xenobiotic compounds, rangin
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In the quest for sustainable agriculture, a new review published in *Biotropia: The Southeast Asian Journal of Tropical Biology* sheds light on the transformative potential of biostimulants, offering a beacon of hope for farmers and the agriculture s
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In the heart of China’s Shandong province, a groundbreaking study is reshaping our understanding of soil remediation in mining areas. Researchers led by Yuyang Li from the College of Forestry at Shandong Agricultural University have discovered that b
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In the heart of Thailand, a manufacturing company producing agricultural machinery parts faced a daunting challenge: it couldn’t keep up with customer demand. The company’s daily production of 280 units lagged behind the required 350 units, a gap tha
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In the quest to improve soil health and agricultural productivity, researchers have long grappled with the challenge of accurately predicting soil organic matter (OM) in red soils. A significant hurdle has been the presence of free iron oxides (Fed),
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In the heart of China’s Dabie Mountains, a delicate dance between human development and ecological preservation is unfolding, and new research is shedding light on the intricate steps of this ballet. A study published in *Ecological Indicators* revea
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In the heart of China’s Liaoning Province, a groundbreaking study is reshaping how we predict soil temperature, a critical factor in Earth science and agricultural production. The research, led by Zihan Yuan from the School of Physics and Electronic
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