Close-up of the heaviest strawberry in the world, 24 times the average
An Israeli farmer has broken a record by harvesting the heaviest strawberries in the world, about 24 times more than the average.
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An Israeli farmer has broken a record by harvesting the heaviest strawberries in the world, about 24 times more than the average.
A farmer puts his cows on VR glasses in hopes of increasing milk production and this crazy idea was made by a Turkish farmer
A small Mexican town is home to the largest corn in the world, sometimes up to 40 cm long.
Refusing a 'huge' compensation, the farmer is still determined to fight to keep his organic farm in the middle of Japan's second largest airport for more than two decades
For the first time a national treasure, a bronze turtle with four arrows and 32 inscriptions dating back more than 3000 years of history, has caught the attention of arc…
The Delhi metropolitan region is preparing to cope with locusts, while farmers in northern India play loud music and car horns to chase the desert grasshoppers of millio…
This strange egg is making the internet community as well as many experts from India extremely curious.
The virus, called Div-1, has affected more than a quarter of shrimp in Guangdong, China's shrimp farming center, and is at risk of widespread infection, causing mass shr…
Farmers in Neolithic China may have known to raise hares as pets, forming close relationships and almost domesticating small animals since time immemorial.
The remains of four giant Glyptodont living in the Renewal world were accidentally found by a farmer in the capital, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
British engineers have created an intelligent seed that not only enhances yield but also helps farmers overcome climate change.
Mr. Nguyen Van Phu (from Vu Quang district) rented a excavator to dig the house, discovered three crock pots containing more than 100kg of coins at a depth of 1.5m.
The biodegradable humidity sensor helps farmers determine which areas of the farm need to be watered by transmitting a signal that varies according to the soil moisture.
Instead of using toxic chemical drugs, foreign farmers have used large fire sprays to burn weeds all over the fields.
A farmer in Thailand has developed large-scale insect farming to make junk food, bringing high revenue to the family.