Black bean insecticide from oilseed seeds
For the past 20 years, black beetle has
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For the past 20 years, black beetle has
Argentine scientists have introduced cows and goats milk to a special diet that prevents tumor growth and some other diseases.
Farmers in 3 districts Cau Ke, Tra Cu and Chau Thanh (Tra Vinh) are very happy because they have applied Ometar biological products to control the epidemic of brown back…
The technical staff of Vinh Phuc cooperated with the Central Vegetable Research Institute to successfully apply the off-season eggplant-based tomato grafting method for…
Adding earthworms to ingredients, Dr. Nguyen Van Thanh, Vice Rector of Binh Duong University has shortened the tempering time and increased the amount of protein for fis…
The Hai Phong Center for Research and Application of Science and Technology has successfully studied pesticides from some plants containing active ingredients that inhib…
This technology is applied in vegetable processing workshops or it can be applied at household level.
Plant Nutrition Center of the University of Giessen, Germany, announced today the successful culture new varieties of high yield and resistant to salt stress very well.
The bio-plastic type made from cassava flour is completely biodegradable after 60 days of being buried underground.
Rentokil (UK) has developed a system called Entotherm to kill cockroaches, bugs and harmful insects by turning the entire building or vehicle into a temporary kiln.
Philips Helmets Limited has introduced a helmet with artificial skin technology that reduces the risk of brain injury by 67.5%.
Oil is one of the most important fuels of modern society. Oil is also used in the petrochemical industry to produce plastics and many other products.
Stability to ensure housing safety for people in flood and storm areas is always a concern of the government and people.
Professor Terry Fujimoto of California Polytechnic University (USA) sees the future of agriculture in the bushes of roots