Research

In a recent systematic review, researchers have turned the spotlight on the promising role of LED light technology in enhancing aromatic medicinal plants (AMPs), particularly those from the Lavandula, Salvia, and Thymus genera. The study, led by Gust

In the ever-evolving landscape of agriculture, biochar—a carbon-rich substance derived from biomass through pyrolysis—has emerged as a hot topic. Its potential to enhance soil health and boost crop yields has garnered significant attention, but there

In a recent study that is sure to stir the pot in poultry production circles, researchers have found promising results in using Ganoderma lucidum powder as a natural alternative to traditional antibiotic growth promoters (AGPs). Conducted by Arazay A

In an intriguing exploration of viral resistance in aquaculture, researchers have turned their attention to scTRIM44, a protein found in the mandarin fish (*Siniperca chuatsi*), a species widely cultivated across Asia. This study, led by Yinjie Niu f

In a notable stride towards modernizing agriculture, researchers from the International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center (CIMMYT) have developed and tested two innovative maize seeders that could reshape how farmers approach planting. This research

In the bustling world of aquaculture, where the stakes are high and the competition fierce, a recent study shines a light on a promising avenue for enhancing fish health and productivity. Researchers from Thaksin University, led by Kannika Bunkaew fr

In an era where counterfeit goods and information breaches plague industries, a recent study has unveiled a novel approach to enhance security measures through advanced materials. Researchers led by Zhiwei Wu from the Guangdong Key Laboratory for Hyd

In the quest for higher quality crops and efficient resource use, researchers have turned their attention to innovative irrigation techniques that promise to change the game for greenhouse tomato production. A recent study led by Zhongqiu Liu from th

In the intricate world of agriculture, where every drop of water and every ray of sunlight counts, a recent study has emerged that could reshape how farmers estimate crop yields, particularly for silage maize. This research, led by Elahe Akbari from

Rice, a staple for over half the world’s population, faces a formidable foe in rice blast disease, a vicious fungal infection that wreaks havoc on crops and threatens food security. Recent research led by Qiong Zheng from the Engineering Laboratory o