Algae Join the Fight Against Crop Pests in a Circular Farming Future
A new review highlights how microalgae and cyanobacteria can serve as sustainable, circular-economy biopesticides against insects, fungi, weeds, and nematodes.
Alan Morgan is a Scienmag editorial specialist profile for Precision Agriculture coverage.
A new review highlights how microalgae and cyanobacteria can serve as sustainable, circular-economy biopesticides against insects, fungi, weeds, and nematodes.
A Korean study of Landrace, Yorkshire, and Duroc pigs shows that breed-driven differences in fatty acid composition, especially saturated fatty...
Brazilian scientists report that aqueous grape pomace extract, especially when prepared by cold extraction, suppresses germination and seedling development of...
Indian sugarcane breeders at CCS Haryana Agricultural University have notified CoH 179, a new mid-late maturing variety developed through more...
Occlusion has long been the stubborn enemy of three-dimensional plant phenotyping. In a wheat field or even in a controlled...
A comprehensive review finds that industrial byproduct gypsum, elemental sulfur, and designer biochar can restore disrupted sulfur and organic matter...
For generations, farmers have walked their fields in the first weeks of the growing season, stooping to count seedlings row...
Twenty maize genotypes. Five unforgiving environments. One deceptively simple question: can tropical maize be trusted to deliver consistently nutritious animal...
When two of the world's most widely trusted crop simulation engines were asked the same question about feeding sub-Saharan Africa,...
Every autumn, as the rice harvest ends across northern India, a thick, acrid pall of smoke settles over the Indo-Gangetic...
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