Birds protect crops
Israeli farmers put artificial nest for two species of rat-hunting birds to protect crops.
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Israeli farmers put artificial nest for two species of rat-hunting birds to protect crops.
The source from Ninh Thuan said that rangers in Ninh Son district discovered a herd of gaurs living in Ma Noi forest of this district.
Scientists and their colleagues at the US Department of Agriculture (ARS) have developed a new barley that benefits the environment as well as farm animals.
Recently, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MARD) has established a Steering Committee for action plans to adapt to climate change. After India, Vietnam…
International experts argue that urgent action is needed to ensure that the climate is warmer and does not reduce crop yields, does not increase the risk of starvation n…
VNA reporter at the United Nations led the report of the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) said that the use of arsenic-contaminated groundwater in agriculture…
Mr. Nguyen Ngoc Binh, Director of Forestry, Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, said that the country currently has 8-9 million hectares of unused land, threa…
Concerned about the outbreak of harmful organisms, the Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development (MARD) Cao Duc Phat has asked localities to strengthen the ability t…
The Vietnam Institute of Genetic Agriculture has tested and applied new technologies to clean up contaminated water from rivers, canals and canals and treat wastewater r…
The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) said on November 14 that global deforestation is decreasing, but the forest is still disappearing at an…
Photographer Paul Harmon arrived in the low-lying plains of the Murray-Darling basin in New South Wales, Australia.
Shafdan plant processes wastewater from Tel Aviv to turn into an agricultural water in southern Israel.
Besides a few typical farms, with modern facilities, North Korea's food security relies heavily on simple farming methods, mainly using human power.
The cabinet has a compact design, just put the seeds in the machine and wait 3-4 weeks to have clean vegetables to eat.
Stuart Mactier, a 19-year-old student who studied agriculture, dug a 3.6 m thick layer of snow and found the 4-year-old pregnant sheep still surviving. Earlier, a large…