Research

In the heart of Morocco’s agricultural landscape, a pressing challenge looms—how to bridge the widening gap between potential wheat yields and what farmers are actually harvesting. Recent research led by Lahcen Ousayd from the International Water Res

Soybean farming in Southern Africa is on the rise, driven by an increasing demand for food, animal feed, and soil health. However, a recent study sheds light on a significant hurdle that smallholder farmers face: a considerable gap between their curr

In a fascinating twist for sustainable farming, recent research highlights the remarkable role that perennial flower strips can play in boosting earthworm populations within agricultural landscapes. Conducted by Anna Vaupel and her team at the Julius

Urbanization is a hot topic, especially as more folks move from rural areas to cities, and this trend is shaping the landscape in ways that can’t be ignored. A recent study focusing on Bartın, a city in Türkiye, sheds light on how this migration is i

As urban landscapes continue to sprawl across the Yangtze River Basin, a recent study sheds light on the delicate balance between urban land expansion and resilience in the face of natural disasters. Conducted by Lei Ning from the School of Tourism a

In a world where agricultural efficiency and ecological balance are becoming increasingly intertwined, a recent study from Poland shines a light on how satellite technology can refine our understanding of grassland management. Conducted by Maciej Bar

In a world where water scarcity is becoming an all-too-familiar tale, a recent study shines a light on a pressing issue for farmers in Cyprus. Leveraging remote sensing technology, researchers are tackling the intricate dance of crop irrigation and w

In the ever-evolving landscape of agriculture, the quest for sustainable practices is taking an exciting turn, thanks to innovative research from Alibek Mutushev and his team at Zhalyn LLP. Their recent work, published in ‘Scientific Reports’, dives

In a fascinating exploration of the intricate relationship between farming practices and wildlife, researchers have turned their attention to the great egret (Ardea alba) and its feeding habits in South Korea’s rice fields. This study, led by Green C

In a world where agriculture is constantly battling the threats posed by pests and pathogens, a new study shines a light on an innovative approach to tackling fungal infections that plague vital crops like chickpeas and apricots. Researchers from Qua