Biochar Emerges as a Selective Climate Tool for Mediterranean Agriculture
A comprehensive review of 26 years of research finds that biochar reliably stores carbon and cuts nitrous oxide emissions in ...
Tag: sustainable agriculture
Africa’s Climate-Food Research Boom Maps a Divided Field Racing Toward 2031
A first-of-its-kind bibliometric mapping of 224 Scopus-indexed publications shows climate resilience and food security research in sub-Saharan Africa growing at ...
Viruses Armed With Calcium Shield Crops From Fire Blight and Black Rot
Researchers have designed a bacteriophage-based biocontrol product with room-temperature stability and calcium carbonate photoprotection that sustains viral activity on pear ...
Hidden Bacteria in Brazilian Coffee Soils Could Replace Synthetic Fertilizers
Researchers isolated 38 native bacterial strains from Brazilian coffee soils that fix nitrogen, solubilize phosphorus, and produce plant growth hormones, ...
Nanoporous Crystal Fertilizers Boost Crops, But Safety Evidence Lags Behind
A systematic review and meta-analysis finds metal-organic framework nanofertilizers significantly boost crop yield and nutrient uptake, but warns that environmental ...
Strategic Foresight Reveals How Climate-Neutral Farming Transitions Can Survive a Turbulent World
A study in npj Sustainable Agriculture shows that strategic foresight methods can reveal which pathways to climate-neutral farming are resilient ...
Rice Rises as Sugarcane Fades: Water Scarcity Quietly Rewrites India’s Crop Map
A three-decade study of Aligarh District, India, links the dramatic rise of rice, potato, and millet and the decline of ...
Horse Gram, the Neglected Legume That Could Help Feed a Warming World
A new review argues that horse gram, a drought-tolerant legume rich in protein, minerals, and phytochemicals, is an overlooked candidate ...
Eggplant genetics and biotechnology advance crops for food security
Eggplant, one of the world's most beloved vegetables and a staple of cuisines from South Asia to the Mediterranean, is ...
Root-dwelling bacterium shields mulberries from gray mold while boosting growth
Beneath the soil of a millennium-old mulberry grove in China, scientists have recovered a bacterium that may rewrite how one ...
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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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