Research

In the sun-drenched landscapes of the Mediterranean, a quiet revolution is brewing—one that promises to turn agricultural waste into a valuable resource while addressing pressing environmental and energy challenges. At the forefront of this movement

In the bustling heart of a metropolitan area, a complex dance of vegetable trade unfolds daily, involving farmers, vendors, and consumers. Understanding and optimizing this intricate web of interactions is no small feat, but a team of researchers led

In the rapidly evolving world of strategic decision-making, a groundbreaking methodology is emerging that promises to revolutionize how organizations anticipate and respond to trends. Developed by Mabel López Bordao and her team at the Instituto Univ

In the heart of Europe’s rural landscapes, a quiet revolution is taking root, one that promises to reshape the agricultural sector and breathe new life into communities. At the forefront of this transformation is precision farming, a digital-driven a

In the heart of Nigeria’s Adamawa State, a silent battle is unfolding between the land and the elements, one that could have significant implications for the energy sector and beyond. A recent study led by John W. Gundiri of the University of Maidugu

In the heart of academic research, a comprehensive bibliographic essay has emerged, shedding light on the critical areas of sustainable agriculture and sustainable forestry. Authored by Caroline D. Harnly, this meticulously curated collection of 100

In the heart of Nigeria, where agriculture is the lifeblood of the economy, a quiet revolution is taking place. Sweet potatoes, often overshadowed by more popular crops, are emerging as a powerhouse in the food industry. Stella O. Odebode, a research

In the heart of Ghana’s rural landscapes, a humble cashew nut is emerging as a powerful tool in the fight against poverty, according to a recent study published in the journal *Cogent Food & Agriculture*, which translates to *Thoughtful Food & Agricu

In the vast expanse of the southeast Atlantic (SEA), a silent transformation is taking place, one that could reshape our understanding of climate models and their implications for the energy sector. A recent study led by A. A. Fakoya from the School

In the heart of Europe’s diverse agricultural landscape, a pressing question echoes through fields and boardrooms alike: how can wheat cultivation become more sustainable? A recent study, led by Alicia Morugán-Coronado of the Sustainable Use, Managem