A recent study led by Julia Barra Netto-Ferreira from the Department of Soil, Water, and Ecosystem Sciences at the University of Florida has provided valuable insights into the effectiveness of sorghum sudangrass (SSG) cover crops in utilizing residu
University of Florida Study Reveals Benefits of Sorghum Sudangrass Cover Crops Read More »
Recent research has highlighted the benefits of integrating cover crops into grazing systems, particularly in Texas’s semiarid ecoregion. Conducted by Partson Mubvumba from the USDA-ARS Crop Production Systems Research Unit, this study shows that usi
Cover Crops Boost Soil Health in Texas Grazing Systems Study Finds Read More »
Recent research led by Tigist Yimer from the College of Agriculture at Hawassa University in Ethiopia has unveiled promising findings regarding the use of biofertilizers to enhance chickpea production. Published in the journal “Agrosystems, Geoscienc
Ethiopian Research Reveals Biofertilizers Boost Chickpea Growth and Resilience Read More »
Recent research from the Cocoa Research Institute of Ghana (CRIG), led by Jacob Danso, has shed light on how allelochemicals from the bark of shade trees can significantly enhance the growth of cocoa seedlings. This study, published in the journal “A
Cocoa Research Institute Reveals Shade Trees Boost Cocoa Seedling Growth Read More »
Recent research led by Allissa P. Halker from the Department of Crop and Soil Sciences at NC State University has shed light on the potential of Chinese fiber hemp varieties for cultivation in North Carolina. Published in the journal “Agrosystems, Ge
NC State Research Reveals High-Yield Chinese Hemp Varieties for Farmers Read More »
Recent research led by Tunsisa T. Hurisso from the College of Agriculture, Environmental and Human Sciences at Lincoln University of Missouri has shed light on the effects of dairy manure versus its compost on nitrogen mineralization in organic annua
Research Unveils Key Insights on Dairy Manure for Organic Farming Success Read More »
A recent study conducted by Fenta Assefa from the Department of Plant Sciences at the College of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences, University of Gondar, has revealed promising results for enhancing maize productivity in Northwestern Ethiopia. P
Innovative Study Reveals Brewery Sludge Boosts Maize Yields in Ethiopia Read More »
Recent research conducted by Juan Pablo Sequeira from the Department of Horticulture and Crop Science at The Ohio State University has revealed promising findings regarding the use of dredged sediment from Lake Erie for cultivating specialty crops. T
Ohio State Research Reveals Lake Erie Sediment Boosts Specialty Crop Yields Read More »
A recent study published in “Agrosystems, Geosciences & Environment” sheds light on the effectiveness of split nitrogen applications in maize cultivation, particularly in the sandy soils of Northeast Nebraska. Conducted by Arshdeep Singh from the Dep
Study Reveals Split Nitrogen Applications Boost Maize Yields but Increase Leaching Read More »
Recent research has shed light on the complex relationship between microplastics and plant growth, particularly focusing on root development. Conducted by Hengkang Xu from the Institute of Grassland, Flowers and Ecology at the Beijing Academy of Agri
Research Unveils Plant Resilience to Microplastics and Its Impacts Read More »
