Europe’s Farm Adaptation Plans Lean on Advice, Not Rules or Money
A systematic analysis of national adaptation strategies and plans from ten European countries finds that information-based instruments account for nearly ...
Tag: Food security
Ghana Builds National Atlas to Map Tsetse Flies and Cattle Disease
Ghanaian researchers and the FAO have compiled three decades of field data into a national atlas of tsetse flies and ...
Rice Feeds Half the World but Costs Water, Climate and Health: Scientists Demand a Planetary Health Reset
Researchers writing in Nature Water argue that rice production's impacts on water resources, greenhouse gas emissions and vector-borne disease must ...
Scientists Uncover Hidden Diversity in Jackfruit, From Antioxidants to Cooking Texture
A comprehensive analysis of twenty jackfruit genotypes reveals dramatic variation in pulp yield, antioxidants, minerals, and cooking texture, identifying elite ...
Simple Storage Tools Can Reshape Family Diets in Post-Conflict Uganda
A study of 722 smallholder households in northern Uganda finds that tarpaulin drying, maturity assessment, and hermetic PICS bags boost ...
Only One in Ten Farms Irrigates: The Hidden Barriers Holding Back Southern Ethiopia’s Smallholders
A large-scale econometric study of over 33,000 households finds that only 9.4 percent of farmers in southern Ethiopia irrigate, with ...
Cheap 3D Sensors Could Transform How Rice Disease Is Measured
A new study shows that a low-cost 3D multispectral sensor combined with machine learning can classify rice bacterial blight severity ...
Camel Milk Emerges as the White Gold of Africa’s Drought-Hit Drylands
A new review synthesizes two decades of research showing that camel milk, prized for its high vitamin C, distinctive proteins, ...
Khat Cash Crop Sustains Ethiopian Farmers but Squeezes Food Security
A mixed-methods study in eastern Ethiopia finds khat cultivation delivers reliable income and perceived soil and water conservation benefits while ...
Neural Networks Learn to Spot Champion Bean Varieties Before Farmers Do
Brazilian researchers trained artificial neural networks on phenotypic data to classify common bean genotypes by grain yield, achieving 70 percent ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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