Rethinking the US-China Farm Trade: Food Exports Could Slash Nitrogen and Climate Pollution
A modeling study finds that shifting U.S. exports to China from feed crops to animal-derived food could cut global nitrogen ...
A modeling study finds that shifting U.S. exports to China from feed crops to animal-derived food could cut global nitrogen ...
A field trial in Bangladesh found that urea coated with biologically activated biochar raised maize grain yield to 9.84 tonnes ...
A new comprehensive review finds that the cactus plant is rich in fiber, vitamins, minerals, and rare bioactive compounds with ...
A three-year field experiment in China's Yellow River Delta shows that pairing reduced nitrogen fertilizer with half-dose straw incorporation boosts ...
A comprehensive review finds that bioactive compounds from microalgae, cyanobacteria, and seaweeds can kill insects, nematodes, fungi, bacteria, viruses, and ...
A field study in the Journal of the Science of Food and Agriculture shows that loading the plant hormone gibberellic ...
A new review in Plant and Soil shows that engineered nano-micro materials and plant growth-promoting bacteria can protect and enhance ...
A survey of 400 farmers in Rayalaseema shows microcredit recipients adopt farm innovations at nearly double the rate of non-recipients ...
A new bibliometric analysis of 543 publications maps three decades of exponential growth in research on biochar as a remedy ...
A two-year greenhouse study shows that volcanic tuff inoculated with plant growth-promoting rhizobacteria raised wheat grain yield by over 20 ...
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