Vietnam successfully produced vaccines for cholera swine in Africa
Healthy sows are vaccinated, live with infected pigs, and remain healthy and give birth after more than two months.
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Healthy sows are vaccinated, live with infected pigs, and remain healthy and give birth after more than two months.
Drip irrigation, desalination of water sources, or water intake from the air are the anti-drought technologies currently in use in the world.
Millions of people in India live on agriculture but serious drought in recent years has made them struggling to find water for crops.
According to a new survey of radioisotope data from the Eurasian continent, agriculture here was born earlier than scientists thought.
Bringing high technology into agriculture to increase income for people, invest in post-harvest technology
In the world, helicopters are used in many fields: passenger transport, goods, military, agriculture ...
This car tunnel has been closed since 2002, but is now turned into a farm by Korean scientists to grow underground plants.
In their study, scientists have proposed covering the entire Sahara region (more than 9 million square kilometers) by wind and solar power plants.
According to the Daily Mail, the current leading hypothesis is the ability to shoot sulphate particles sprayed into the atmosphere to block the sun, reducing the Earth's…
An important issue when using pesticides in agriculture is their impact on organisms that have nothing to do with the use of pesticides.
From drip irrigation to bio-pesticides, Israel's agricultural revolution is bringing new ways to change the face of agricultural production.
The success of the Jews has been known, heard for a long time and probably even the whole day, the whole month is not over.
Evolution takes place in response to external influences, eliminating which individuals are less able to cope with those pressures, allowing more suitable individuals to…
The idea that pollinating pollinators could threaten human food supplies - creating a situation called 'pollination crisis' - could be considered a myth.
French scientists with the UFC German scientist found that the value of insect pollination pollinated up to £ 153 billion in 2005.