Climate change will cause billions of people to be deficient in nutrients because of poor food
In the next 30 years, high levels of CO2 in the atmosphere can lead to human deficiency of important nutrients, especially protein, iron and zinc.
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In the next 30 years, high levels of CO2 in the atmosphere can lead to human deficiency of important nutrients, especially protein, iron and zinc.
Recent research by scientists has shown that nanoparticles may be the solution to increasing food production in the future but do not affect the use of environmental res…
The archaeologists discovered the wooden box when the thick ice on the Lötschenpass at 2,650 meters. Round wooden box made of Swiss pine and willow wooden brace.
According to the Mirror, NASA is trying to grow a viable vegetable in climatic conditions in Mars before putting people on the Red planet in a 10-year mission.
Peru is the country with the largest variety of potatoes in the world, with about 3800 types of potatoes, ranging from size, color, shell, sweet potato, texture and flav…
If humans someday invade Mars, the first thing to think about is how to create a long-term food source.
We know that traditional rice cultivation requires fields to be supplied with enough fresh water.
This type of rice is not grown in traditional fields irrigated with fresh water but on a beach on the Yellow Sea coast in Qingdao, Shandong Province.
The new rice variety was officially introduced on October 16 after 10 studies, with a yield of 50% higher than conventional rice varieties.
The cereal has a flavorful blend of couscous seeds (a grain of rice seeds, popular in African and Middle Eastern countries) and taste of the match.
Here are some information and pictures of food crops grown in popularity in Vietnam and around the world.
By 2050 there will be 150 million people worldwide are at risk of falling into protein deficiency directly related to the increase in CO2 in the atmosphere.
This is a new discovery that will help researchers in the process of preparing measures to help crops and trees overcome extreme weather conditions.
The first potato plant was planted more than 7,000 years ago in southern Peru and the plant has only one source.