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Many people believe that playing Angry Birds only wastes time, but recent research by scientists shows that playing games like Angry Birds can make you smarter and impro…
The habit of checking e-mail on smartphones and tablets at home makes our actual working time significantly increase.
The health and productivity of people will increase significantly if we are decorated with a personal liking.
According to Technology Review, the new method of treating cotton seeds has affected beneficial internal bacteria to improve the drought tolerance of cotton.
The first Mongee banana shipments have started to open from 11/2017. However, the productivity of this banana is still quite low, only 10 fruits / week.
The new rice variety was officially introduced on October 16 after 10 studies, with a yield of 50% higher than conventional rice varieties.
Peat is made up of corpses of different plants. Plant material is accumulated, buried and affected by submerged conditions for many years. With anaerobic decomposition,…
Genetically modified crops help increase productivity effectively but the impact of these crops on humans in the long term is positive or negative, the world science has…
Working in a tree-like environment will help office workers achieve higher performance.
Scientists have discovered the amazing ability of a new kind of rice gene that can significantly enhance the productivity of the world's leading food crop.
The Indonesian Farmers Association (KTNA) has called on the government to strengthen the application of biotechnology to agricultural production to increase productivity…
New research by scientists at the John Innes Center (UK) shows that plants have performed complex arithmetic operations to ensure they have the nutrients they need to li…
With a population of 9.5 billion in 2050, humanity faces the challenge of providing food for a large number of people, while the amount of water, fertilizer and soil cul…
Creating a new hybrid variety from different cassava species could be a new way to improve this crop yield to help about 8 million people around the world.
Scientists have discovered a gene in India's Kasalath wild rice variety that has the potential to increase rice production in poorly nutrient gravel soils.