Farmers make electric rice drying ovens
After nearly two years of experimenting, farmers Ha Van Hien (53 years old, living in My Thoi, Long Xuyen City, An Giang) has successfully built a thermoelectric drying…
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After nearly two years of experimenting, farmers Ha Van Hien (53 years old, living in My Thoi, Long Xuyen City, An Giang) has successfully built a thermoelectric drying…
Application of biotechnology (biotechnology) in the agricultural sector is considered a breakthrough solution to build our country's comprehensive agricultural developme…
Soil is a major source of diseases for vegetables and pepper. Therefore fruit and pepper disease is called
Yellow lentils have the scientific name Mytusnemurus, living in freshwater and brackish water areas of the Southeast and Mekong Delta. It is a species of catfish for del…
A recent study by British scientists has shown that habitats may have a certain effect on men's testosterone levels.
According to the South China Morning Post (SCMP), residents living in one of the most polluted cities in China are breathing and dust particles are harder than iron and…
Volcanoes have caused a great deal of influence on the lives of people living in the vicinity of this phenomenon. But have you ever asked what volcano is?
Scientists at the University of Manchester (UK) conducted the first comprehensive study of the effects of microwaves on living environments, according to Phys.org.
According to Mirror, an estimated 100 million people living in North America are experiencing a record cold up to minus 50 degrees Celsius.
It is estimated that about 500,000 islands are large and small, but only about 2% have people living regularly.
King penguins, one of five species living in the Calgary zoo in western Alberta, Canada, are more accustomed to cold climates than the Humboldt penguins often prefer war…
17 million children worldwide are living in air pollution 6 times more than regulated.
Scientists at the University of Melbourne (Australia) have concluded that people living in a warm climate will have happier lives elsewhere.
These lakes are famous for their quiet space and beautiful scenery, but they also contain unpredictable dangers.
Despite being small and cramped, Migingo Island has a strange attraction to many African fishermen.