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Protein is the most important nutrient for plants. Their content in soil is very low, so plants often lack nitrogen. One of the most popular methods of increasing soil n…
Over the past 1700 years, Chinese people have been effectively fighting insects with pure biological measures: using other insects to kill insects. Their most obvious su…
Making fertilizer, animal feed, mushroom cultivation ... are simple ways to help farmers earn money from agricultural waste.
In the article, McDonough points out that carbon is not a chemical element for us to say bad. On the contrary, it is an essential part of life on Earth.
Cups, forks, knives, forks, plastic fast food containers ... were banned from sale in France to minimize environmental pollution.
Light pollution has been the leading cause of about 80% of the world's population, 99% of the US and European population
When asked about endangered animals, perhaps the name of the rhino is mentioned first. Illegal hunting is making the rhino in Africa and Asia significantly reduced. All…
After harvest, wheat, barley, oats, rapeseed ... emits a large biomass that can be used to produce second-generation biofuels.
Mr. Sivaiah, a farmer in the village of Chintapalle (southern Andhra Pradesh, India), was content to see the flying storks flying in the sky.
US scientists have recently introduced a technique to process bio-algae oil from algae within 60 minutes, to save time and reduce costs significantly.
Scientists have discovered a new way to predict weather changes: observing mating of insects like beetles or aphids.
Center for Plastics - Rubber Engineering and Energy Management Training in Ho Chi Minh City and Multibeauty Company has just introduced biodegradable plastic materials -…
On April 12, in Hanoi, the French Embassy in Vietnam cooperated with trade office UBIFRANCE to hold a French-Vietnamese Workshop with the theme
Countless people have survived by hiding forests near the coast, when the 2004 tsunami killed more than 230,000 people in Indonesia, India, Thailand and Sri Lanka.