Research

In the coastal regions of Bangladesh, aquaculture is facing a double whammy: the pressures of climate change and a burgeoning population that’s hungry for fish. A recent study led by T.S. Amjath-Babu from CIMMYT sheds light on how these challenges ar

In a world increasingly grappling with pollution, particularly from microplastics, researchers at Hainan University are shedding light on innovative solutions that could reshape how we manage stormwater and its contaminants. Tauseef Ahmad and his tea

In a fascinating exploration of sustainable agriculture, researchers have turned their attention to the mud of a sulfuric pond, uncovering promising strains of cyanobacteria and microalgae that could shake up traditional farming practices. Led by Bea

In a world where heavy metal contamination of agricultural soils is becoming a pressing concern, a recent study shines a light on pigeon pea, or Cajanus cajan, and its remarkable ability to thrive in less-than-ideal conditions. Conducted by Mariel Mo

Georgia stands at a crossroads, with its agricultural sector poised for a significant transformation. The recent research published in *Environmental Research: Food Systems* sheds light on the potential for sustainable intensification in this region,

In a world increasingly leaning on sustainable practices, the latest insights into fungal secondary metabolites (SMs) could be a game-changer for agriculture and healthcare alike. A recent article published in ‘Mycobiology’ delves into the rich diver

In a recent exploration of sustainable agriculture practices, a study led by Siavash Pourjani, a Ph.D. student at the Rasht Branch of Islamic Azad University in Iran, has shed light on the benefits of intercropping maize and peanuts, especially when

In a world increasingly focused on sustainability, a recent study from Sindh Agriculture University in Pakistan has thrown a spotlight on an innovative approach to enhancing bottle gourd yields through the recycling of organic waste. Led by Shan Arai

In a world where the dynamics of rivers can shift dramatically due to natural disasters and human intervention, a recent study sheds light on how these changes impact not just the landscape but also agricultural practices that rely on these waterways

In a fascinating turn of events for the agriculture sector, researchers have unveiled a novel approach to nitrate sensing that could significantly enhance how farmers monitor soil health. Led by Liping Xu from the State Key Laboratory of Soil and Sus