Biology
China develops strange hybrid rice: Plant once, harvest for many years
When he heard about a new rice variety that could be harvested for years without needing to be replanted, Guangxi (China) farmer Liang Yuxin was eager to try it out.
Crop
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Scientific application
Strangely, Chinese farmers always step on peanut plants while planting, experts: Good tips to follow!
It turns out that stepping on peanuts is not as harmful as many people think.
Biology
Disaster after historic earthquake in Türkiye: Millions of caterpillars land, images make everyone 'shudder'
After the historic earthquake on February 6, Türkiye - the most affected country - is still suffering the consequences.
Biology
Vietnam launches sweet fruit corn variety that can be eaten directly without boiling, steaming or baking
The Institute of Plant Research and Development has just launched a type of fruit corn that can be eaten directly without boiling, steaming, or baking. The corn is sweet…
Biology
Strange tree circles in Japan, suspected of being aliens
A cedar forest in Miyazaki Prefecture, Japan is home to extremely unusual crop circles. Many people speculate that their origin may be created by aliens.
Biology
Prickly pear cactus - 'Bright star' in the era of climate change
The story of the prickly pear cactus begins in the arid south of Italy, where agriculture is facing unprecedented challenges.
Scientific application
How are drones revolutionizing agriculture?
Drones are revolutionizing the agricultural industry by providing innovative solutions for crop monitoring, irrigation and resource management.
Biology
Honeybees - 'warriors' protecting crops from elephants' destruction
A study published in the journal 'Conservation Science and Practice' found that keeping honeybees on fences around small farms in Kenya helped deter crop-destroying elep…
Biology
From 'monster' to 'treasure': This horror species is helping many people make a fortune
This species is often harmful to some crops and is an enemy hated by many Vietnamese farmers.
Videos
Video: Facing a rat epidemic, Australian farmers create giant traps to catch thousands of rats every night
Rats not only destroy crops but also gnaw on machinery, vehicles and carry diseases to humans.
History
The Unknown About Entomological Warfare in History
For centuries, insects have been used as biological weapons to spread disease and destroy crops.
Biology
Belgian scientists research pear varieties for a harsh future
In the province of Limburg, one of Belgium's important pear growing areas, there is an orchard with 12 transparent domes, surrounded by a wall overlooking a park.
Biology
Florists say: Human urine is an extremely good fertilizer for plants
Scientists say human urine can be recycled into extremely good fertilizer for plants at a very low cost.
Animal world
What is the cause of the centuries-old feud between humans and Asian elephants?
The reasons for the feud between humans and Asian elephants can be found in the elephants' history and current habitat changes.