For long we have believed that melting glacier is something terrifying and should not happen. However, have you ever thought of it as a self-defense...
Archive for tag: agriculture
New Study Suggests Carbon Neutrality Initiatives Could Impact Food Security
We know that more countries or states/cities have started their commendable initiatives and efforts for carbon neutrality. After all, mitigating climate crisis has to start...
Aquatic Animals May Boost Rice Production, Reducing Chemical Use
The thing about nature is that sometimes there can be a really nice harmony between mankind, plants, and animals. In a new study published in...
Different Pest Attacks Change Plant Defenses; Understanding Them Helps Agriculture
Farmers have to deal with pests all the time, and while the use of pesticide can be a polarizing subject now, understanding pest attacks may...
This New Study May Improve Crops Photosynthesis and Increase Food Supply
Human population can reach 9 billion by 2050, according to current projections. To answer the question “will there be enough food for that number”, farmers...
Finding Value in Trash: One’s Waste is A Treasure for Another
For us common people, we consider agricultural wastes like manure, leaf litter, and crop residues as things that have limited value. Sure, we can turn...
Rapid Climate Change Makes It Hard for Butterflies and Moths to Adjust
A recent study conducted by the University of Helsinki and the Finnish Environment Institute shows that some moth and butterfly species can’t adapt to climate...
Study Finds Solar Energy Could Limit Climate Change and Help Rural Communities
A new paper by Oregon State University researchers found that solar energy helps us in the future. Co-developing land for both solar power and agriculture...
Gardening or Agricultural Industry Might Get More Natural with These Discoveries
I think it’ll be so nice when agricultural industry becomes more natural so that humanity doesn’t depend on bad chemicals too much. Well, these three...
What Happens to Indonesia’s National Strategic River, Brantas?
Brantas River is the longest river in East Java, the province where Surabaya as the second biggest city in Indonesia exists. The 320 kilometers long...
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