Archeology
The school is mysteriously cutting Jordan off
By aerial photography, archaeologists in Jordan obtained a picture of a 150 km long wall that brought great mysteries about time, purpose and builders.
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Archeology
European agriculture originated from the Middle East
The results of a study published in Science (USA) on April 26 revealed how the Stone Age farmers migrated from the Mediterranean to the North to live on hunting. , gathe…
Archeology
What did people in stone age eat?
Evidence from the vessels found around the Baltic Sea region in northern Europe shows that farmers in the early stages of the Neolithic period continued to process foods…
Archeology
The origin of the first farmer group in Europe
A new study said that the first farmers in western and central Europe were not indigenous hunting groups that gradually abandoned their spears to cultivate.
Archeology
Sung - the oldest agricultural crop of mankind?
Israeli researchers have discovered figs that range from 11,400 years in the Gilgal region north of the city of Jericho in the Middle East. These figs may have been drie…
Biology
This parasitic fungus will be a new future for agriculture
It is said that artificial pesticides are like an unwilling human friend. Although we know how scary the dangers are, we still have to use them.
Biology
New methods to increase crop yields do not need to rely on genetic modification
According to Technology Review, the new method of treating cotton seeds has affected beneficial internal bacteria to improve the drought tolerance of cotton.
Biology
FAO warned about the virus Tilapia Lake
The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) has issued a warning about TiLV virus.
Biology
Photosynthesis method helps agriculture develop
Newly discovered photosynthesis methods help wheat grow faster and adapt better to hot and dry climates.
Biology
Scary effects of genetically modified plants
American researchers have found that raising, growing with genetic modification technology is creating super grass and super-pesticide-resistant pests.
Biology
'No one can predict the harmful effects of GM crops'
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…
Biology
Nitrate - Danger of fertilizer abuse
Using too much fertilizer, especially nitrogen fertilizer in cultivation leads to excessive nitrate (NO3) and dangerous to consumers' health, scientists warn.
Biology
Unexpected effects of plant viruses
All the benefits of plant viruses are probably only limited by our imagination.
Biology
What do we learn from Jewish farmers?
Israel is a small country in the Middle East with extremely harsh natural conditions, a traumatic history, but has risen to become one of the most powerful nations in th…
Biology
Belgium has the highest rate of dead bees in winter in Europe
In a report published by the European Commission on April 7, Belgium is the country with the highest percentage of dead bees in Europe in the winter of 2012-2013.