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Commentary: The next frontier for tech jobs is in agriculture
When most people close their eyes and imagine a farm, they likely picture joyful storybook pages from childhood.
How the Agriculture Industry in Africa Can Reduce Air Quality Pollution
The problem of global air quality is one of the most significant environmental issues.
Column: Crop Watch: Strong early-season conditions; N. Dakota corn partly seeded
The U.S. Crop Watch producers are very happy with their corn and soybean fields at this early stage, though the main Corn Belt could remain dry through early June, potentially concerning for some locations.
Bishkek will host final conference on Support to Development of a Green Agricultural by Local Communities
The EU-funded project “Support to Development of a Green Agricultural by Local Communities - Go Green” will hold a final conference in Bishkek on 23 May 2023.
China, Pakistan enhance agricultural collaboration
The LoI outlines the intention of both institutions to collaborate on joint teaching, training, research, and other mutually agreed activities. The goal is to strengthen the program and foster a closer relationship between SAAS and UAF.
A shared past, present and future in the Globally Important Agricultural Heritage Systems
A shared past, present and future in the Globally Important Agricultural Heritage Systems.
"Unlocking Prosperity: Mastering Mango Intercropping for Doubling Farmer's Income"
Introducing an agricultural breakthrough: Mango intercropping is the key to unlocking prosperity and doubling farmers' income.
Maximizing Farmer's Income: The Art of Pomegranate Intercropping
Agriculture has evolved, and farmers are seeking ways to boost their income. Pomegranate intercropping is gaining popularity as a technique that allows farmers to double their earnings by combining pomegranate cultivation with compatible intercrops.
SRI LANKA GOVERNMENT TO PROVIDE FERTILISER SUBSIDY VOUCHERS TO PADDY FARMERS FROM 22ND MAY
Subsidy Vouchers worth Rs. 20,000 per hectare will be provided to paddy farmers in Sri Lanka from tomorrow (May 22) for the cultivation of the ‘Yala’ season, the Minister of Agriculture Mahinda Amaraweera said.
Brazil investigates four more suspect cases of avian influenza in wild birds
Brazil is investigating another four new potential cases of highly pathogenic avian influenza (H5N1) in wild birds, according to authorities from the state of Espirito Santo, where Brazil's first ever cases were confirmed this week, reported Reuters.