Research

In the heart of Ethiopia’s East Hararghe region, where the sun beats down mercilessly and water is a precious commodity, a recent study shines a light on innovative strategies that could transform sorghum farming. Led by Yusuf Umer from Haramaya Univ

In the heart of northeastern Ethiopia lies the Hallaydeghe Wildlife Reserve, a region where the interplay between land cover types and carbon stocks has significant implications for both biodiversity and agriculture. A recent study led by Grace Dondo

In the ever-evolving landscape of agriculture, the battle against pests and diseases is one that farmers have fought for centuries. However, a recent article by Yingying Dong from the Aerospace Information Research Institute at the Chinese Academy of

Recent research sheds light on the extensive presence of coconut plantations across the Pacific atolls, highlighting a significant shift in land use that could reshape agricultural practices in the region. The study, led by Michael W. Burnett from Th

In Southern Africa, the role of fish in tackling food and nutrition security challenges is coming to the forefront, according to recent research led by Sahya Maulu from the Centre for Innovative Approach in Lusaka, Zambia. The study, published in the

In the ever-evolving landscape of agriculture, the intersection of technology and sustainability is becoming increasingly vital. A recent study led by Fanjun Zeng from the School of Public Policy and Management at Guangxi University sheds light on ho

In the heart of Central Tajikistan, a significant study has unveiled vital insights into the tick population that could have far-reaching implications for agriculture and livestock management. Conducted by E. H. Iskandarov at the Institute of Biologi

In the ever-evolving landscape of agriculture, the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into vegetable growing is stirring up a conversation that could reshape the sector in Russia. T. Yu. Shabanov, affiliated with Chelyabinsk State University

In the realm of agricultural biotechnology, the battle against plant pathogens is ever-evolving, and a recent study sheds light on a particularly troublesome foe: *Xanthomonas campestris* pv. *campestris*, the culprit behind black rot disease in Bras

In the ever-evolving landscape of agriculture, where efficiency and sustainability are becoming non-negotiable, a recent study led by Shalini Sharma from the Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering at Jaypee University of Information