Research

In the heart of sustainable agriculture, a new study has emerged that could reshape how we manage water quality and protect vital microorganisms in our ecosystems. Published in *Acta Agriculturae Slovenica*, the research led by Ghozlene Issaad from t

In the heart of China’s Ningxia Yellow River Irrigation District, a pressing issue has been disrupting the delicate balance of water distribution. Farmers, often left with no choice, resort to sandbag barriers or direct pumping to meet their irrigati

In the ever-evolving landscape of agricultural technology, Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) are taking center stage, and a recent study published in *Frontiers in Plant Science* sheds light on the transformative potential of UAV payload technology (UP

In the heart of Tanzania’s semi-arid Kongwa District, a groundbreaking study has unveiled the hidden potential of groundwater, offering a beacon of hope for irrigated agriculture in the region. The research, published in *Frontiers in Water*, employe

In the vast, sun-drenched waters of the South China Sea, a hidden drama is unfolding, one that pits dolphins against an unlikely adversary: commercial fishing vessels. A recent study published in *Water Biology and Security* has brought this interact

In the quest for sustainable agriculture, scientists are turning to nature’s own chemical toolkit to enhance crop growth and manage pests. A recent study published in *AIA Avances en Investigación Agropecuaria* sheds light on the allelopathic propert

In the quest for sustainable and eco-friendly materials, researchers have turned to an unlikely source: potato peels. A recent study published in *BioResources* explores the development of bio-based aerogels derived from starch extracted from potato

In a bold stride towards reimagining agriculture, a recent opinion paper published in *Plants, People, Planet* advocates for a radical shift in plant breeding practices to support the agroecological transition (AET). This transformative approach, led

In the sun-scorched fields of north-central Morocco, a silent battle is unfolding beneath our feet. Potentially toxic elements (PTEs) are seeping into agricultural soils, threatening food security and human health. But a new study, published in *Fron

In the heart of Ethiopia’s semi-arid Awash River Basin, a groundbreaking study is offering new hope for sustainable water management and agricultural growth. The Kesem sub-basin, a region grappling with water scarcity and heavy reliance on groundwate