Research

In the sun-drenched expanses of southern Tunisia, olive trees are facing the dual challenges of climate change and saline irrigation, but recent research sheds light on innovative solutions that could reshape the agricultural landscape. A study led b

In the heart of Tunisia’s oases, where the struggle for soil fertility is as tough as the sun-soaked landscape, a promising research endeavor is shedding light on a potential game-changer for local agriculture. Oumaima Chaieb and her team have delved

A recent study out of the Sfax Faculty of Sciences has shed light on how the geographical distribution of Pelargonium graveolens, commonly known as geranium, can significantly influence its nutritional and antioxidant properties. This research, publi

Pistachios are more than just a tasty snack; they’re a significant player in the global nut market. As their popularity climbs, so does the threat from fungal diseases, particularly Alternaria Late Blight. This pesky pathogen has been making waves am

In the heart of Indonesia’s coastal regions, rice farmers are grappling with a growing menace: salinity stress. As climate change continues to rear its head, rising sea levels and land degradation are transforming once-fertile fields into saline wast

In the heart of Burkina Faso, market gardeners are grappling with a dual challenge: boosting their crop yields while navigating the pitfalls of unsustainable agricultural practices. A recent study led by Issouf Zerbo from the University Center of Ten

In the ever-evolving world of agriculture, the delicate balance between maximizing crop yields and maintaining soil health is a hot topic. Recent research led by Zhou Zhang from the College of Chemical Engineering at Nanjing Forestry University sheds

In a fresh twist on sustainable farming, recent research out of Lincoln University, led by P. V. Nguyen from the Department of Soil Science, sheds light on the potential of leguminous green manures to enhance crop productivity while addressing long-s

In a world where sustainable farming practices are becoming increasingly vital, a recent study sheds light on the potential of using goat and sheep manure in hydroponic systems. Conducted by Hupenyu A. Mupambwa from the Sam Nujoma Marine and Coastal

In the realm of modern agriculture, where the balance between productivity and sustainability hangs by a thread, a recent study from the University of Basel shines a light on a promising avenue for enhancing crop yields. Led by Lena von Saldern from