Organic Fertilizer Reduce Emissions In Vegetable Polyhouse Farming
Vegetable farming in polyhouse faces a major environmental challenge: high emissions of nitrous oxide (N₂O), a greenhouse gas 300 times…
Author: Zahid Ahmed
Zahid Ahmed is an accomplished agriculture expert and writer with a wealth of experience in sustainable and precision agriculture. With years of experience working in the field, he has a deep understanding of various aspects of agriculture, including crop management, soil science, and irrigation techniques.
Farm Leaders Praise Senate Budget for Addressing Specialty Crop Needs
The Specialty Crop Farm Bill Alliance has voiced its support for the U.S. Senate Agriculture Committee’s unveiling of the legislative…
Morocco’s Agricultural Season Shows Recovery After Years of Drought
Rabat – After several years marked by drought and uncertainty, Morocco’s agricultural season is finally showing signs of improvement. Speaking…
New Machine Learning Models And Biochar Can Prevent Water Phosphorus Pollution
Phosphorus is a vital nutrient for crops, but its excessive use in farming has created a serious environmental problem. When…
Transcriptome Analysis Reveals Cotton’s Genetic Response to Sodium Sulfate Stress
Soil salinity is a major environmental challenge that affects crop production worldwide. High salt levels in the soil can harm…
Sod Culture: Growing Grass without Tillage
Sod culture is a method of horticulture in which grasses are allowed to grow without tillage or mulching between trees.
Hypogeal Germination
In hypogeal germination, the cotyledons remain underground and provide the necessary nutrients for the plant to grow.
The importance of light for grassland plant diversity
The team of researchers led by Prof. Dr. Anu Eskelinen from the University of Oulu (Finland) used the Global Change…
Absorption losses in canal
Absorption losses refer to the loss of water from a canal due to the movement of water from the surface of the canal into the ground.
Green Manure
Green manure are crops that are grown specifically to be tilled back into the soil to improve soil health and fertility.