Research

In a significant move for agriculture in Hungary, researchers have unveiled a comprehensive mapping of soil organic carbon (SOC) across the nation, providing vital insights that could reshape farming practices and environmental policy. Led by Gábor S

In the heart of Uzbekistan’s Nukus irrigation area, a significant shift in groundwater management is taking shape, and it could have far-reaching implications for the agricultural landscape. Researchers led by Chenyu Guo from the State Key Laboratory

In the rugged landscapes of Central Asia, where the high peaks cradle a unique hydrological tapestry, researchers have been delving deep into the intricate relationships between water sources and environmental factors. A recent study led by Congjian

In a world striving for sustainable growth, the BRICS nations—Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa—are at a crossroads. A recent study led by Anshita Sachan from the Department of Humanities and Social Sciences at Maulana Azad National Inst

In a recent exploration of kombucha production, researchers have turned their attention to an intriguing fusion of black tea and Indian gooseberry, also known as Phyllanthus emblica. This study, led by Haruthairat Kitwetcharoen from the Department of

In a significant stride for the agricultural sector, researchers have made headway in the realm of hybrid rice cultivation by engineering a method for high-frequency apomixis. This innovation allows for clonal reproduction through seeds, which could

In a world where every inch of arable land is precious, the quest for efficient soil quality assessment has taken a noteworthy turn. A recent study led by Patience Chizoba Mba from the Department of Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering at Michigan

In a landscape where skilled labor is becoming a rarity, particularly in the agricultural sector, innovation is stepping in to fill the gap. A recent study led by Thanaporn Singhpoo from the Department of Agricultural Engineering at Khon Kaen Univers

In the lush landscapes of Brazil, where coffee beans are more than just a crop but a cultural cornerstone, a recent study has shed light on how drone technology can enhance the efficiency of coffee farming. Led by Jéssica Elaine Silva from the Lavras

In a world where the stakes in agriculture are higher than ever, the quest for accurate crop yield predictions has taken on new urgency. A recent study led by Md. Abu Jabed from the Faculty of Computer Science and Information Technology at Universiti