Water wastage threatens Asia
Asia will face an extremely serious food crisis, as predicted by the United Nations.
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Asia will face an extremely serious food crisis, as predicted by the United Nations.
In the next season, the Northern and midland provinces continue to face serious shortage of water for production when the Red River - the largest river in the North, the…
New dams that are expected to generate cheaper electricity and enhance irrigation are seriously damaging water resources and causing economic and environmental damage, r…
Shafdan plant processes wastewater from Tel Aviv to turn into an agricultural water in southern Israel.
On March 12, in Ho Chi Minh City, Ebara Group (Japan) collaborated with the Japan Human Resources Cooperation Center to organize a workshop on water pumps, to share expe…
Flowers garden up to 7.2km2 of the UAE gathered flowers all over the world. Not only are there a variety of colors, flowers also make people more impressed when they are…
If Chinese scientists in the 1950s dared to tell the truth as irrigation expert Hoang Van Ly, even if it was
Israelis who eat vegetables that are irrigated with recycled wastewater are increasing their exposure to substances in epilepsy drugs.
Morning glory, coriander, basil ... are potential vegetables with many bacteria that cause intestinal diseases. The Institute of Hygiene and Epidemiology TU has announce…
Australian scientist Edward Linacre won the James Dyson Award, the Australian International Design Award, and discovered that the Airdrop irrigation system could draw wa…
From drip irrigation to biological pesticides, Israel's agricultural revolution is bringing new ways to change the face of agricultural production.
Israeli businesses develop smart irrigation technology for farmers with government support.
German researchers are experimenting with and utilizing wastewater for hydroponic cultivation to optimize water resources in agricultural production.
You just need a smartphone to manage. The rest left the robot to worry.
Israel has become a world leader in advances in salt separation technology with five salt separation plants operating day and night, generating over 50% of drinking wate…