University of Idaho Decade-Long Study: Grazing Has No Impact on Sage-Grouse Nesting Success
2025-12-08
A new decade-long study from the University of Idaho shows that moderate cattle grazing on public lands does not reduce sage-grouse nesting success, indicating that sage-grouse and cattle can coexist ...
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China-Germany Collaboration Develops Sunflower Seed Powder Meat Alternative with Promising Nutritional Profile
2025-12-05
Researchers from Brazil's Food Technology Institute (ITAL) in São Paulo state and the University of Campinas (UNICAMP), in collaboration with scientists from Germany's Fraunhofer IVV Institute, hav...
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New Study Charts Path for Sustainable Agricultural Intensification in Senegal and Beyond, Boosting Food Security and Land Conservation
2025-12-04
A new study led by researchers from the International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI), published in the Journal of Cleaner Production, proposes a novel approach to sustainable agricultural inte...
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Study Reveals New Changes in Japan's Eel Market: Japanese and American Eels Dominate, European Eel Rare
2025-12-03
A research team led by Hiromi Shiraishi of Chuo University has achieved important results, published on June 13, 2025, in the journal Fisheries Science. The study focuses on the Japanese eel market an...
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Global Agri-Food Systems Under Pressure: New Research Reveals Food Waste Recovery Pathways for Emissions Reduction and Resource Conservation
2025-11-29
Population growth, urbanization, and land degradation are placing immense pressure on the global agri-food system. This system encompasses every link in the food supply chain—from crop cultivation i...
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University of Illinois Study Reveals Pros and Cons of Corn-Soybean Rotation, Empowering Farmers' Science-Based Decisions
2025-11-28
Although most Midwestern farmers practice corn-soybean rotation, commodity prices and corn yield advantages lead some to plant corn continuously. While foundational research on the benefits of corn-so...
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Heriot-Watt University Study Finds Climate Change May Affect the Taste of Gin
2025-11-27
A new study from the International Centre for Brewing and Distilling at Heriot-Watt University has found that juniper berries—the key botanical that gives gin its distinctive flavour—can vary dram...
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Queensland Scientists Pioneer Innovative Method to Assess Long-term Risks of Pesticides in Water Bodies
2025-11-26
Scientists in Queensland have taken the lead in adopting a new method to evaluate the long-term risks posed by toxic substances such as pesticides in rivers and oceans. Researchers at the University o...
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University of Adelaide Stresses Importance of Clear Regulations for Agricultural Gene Editing
2025-11-25
A new paper from the University of Adelaide focuses on the regulation of gene editing in agriculture, emphasizing the importance of clear regulations to ensure the safe and responsible use of new tech...
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U.S. Study Reveals Wheat's Active Role in Shaping Root Microbiome, Bringing New Advances to Agricultural Management
2025-11-24
A new agricultural study has achieved significant results, revealing how wheat plants actively influence their root and endophytic microbial communities, and how these root-associated microbiomes chan...
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CAS Team Discovers Highly Efficient Microbial Consortium Capable of Completely Degrading Herbicide Acetochlor, Boosting Agricultural Environmental Protection
2025-11-22
A research team led by Dr. Xu Mingkai from the Institute of Applied Ecology, Chinese Academy of Sciences in Nanjing, has achieved a major breakthrough by identifying a highly efficient microbial conso...
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Plant-Derived Fertilizer Additive Boosts Crop Yields While Cutting Emissions
2025-11-21
Researchers at the Institute of Applied Ecology, Chinese Academy of Sciences in Nanjing have developed a new environmentally friendly fertilizer additive that significantly increases crop yields while...
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