American farmers find meteorites billions of years old
A farmer from Arlington (Minnesota, USA) is quite surprised because he accidentally picked up meteorites dating back billions of years.
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A farmer from Arlington (Minnesota, USA) is quite surprised because he accidentally picked up meteorites dating back billions of years.
Few doubts, the rock lying between the farm of a Spanish farmer during the past 30 years is the remains of an asteroid that plunges into the earth since ancient times, w…
According to The Guardian, to prevent the extinction of pollinators, some countries impose a ban on pesticides, but this approach is not conducive to farmers.
Samples in the world's largest rice gene bank in the Philippines will be used to help farmers create rice crops that can survive singing and flooding.
More than a century ago, cattle farmers were fiercely opposed to margarine. They emphasize that butter-like stuff made from vegetable oil is not butter.
Japan has long been famous for pursuing perfection in all things so it is no wonder that this obsession affects both the fruit and fruit trade.
Pamela Wang, a resident of Kealakekua, Hawaii, found a 2.37kg avocado last weekend, according to Science Alert.
Although there is no outstanding sweetness, square watermelon is still favored by many Japanese farmers because it is easy to store, pack and cut.
Weed is a headache for farmers of countries around the world, including countries with advanced technology like the US.
A Chinese farmer discovered the Ganoderma tree estimated 1,000 years old in the national primitive forest in Shandong Province.
The first rice variety planted by an Indian farmer in 1967 yielded up to 10 tons per hectare as a miracle for saving millions of lives.
With outstanding advantages, many kinds of seedless fruits such as jackfruit, guava, na, lemon ... are helping many Vietnamese farmers earn interest.
The apples did not use any pesticides and fertilizers, and did not need to be refrigerated and could be used for up to four years without failing.
Charapita peppers are considered one of the most expensive spices in the world along with saffron flowers and vanilla.
Weighing more than 1.5kg and worth $ 3,000, the rare black truffles tree is dug up by a farmer in Victoria, Australia, setting a new world record for weight.