Medicine & TechnologyISS astronauts cultivate space salad as a healthy alternative, but new research shows an increased vulnerability to infections in microgravity-grown plants. Check out more details in this article.
Scientists have developed soil-powered fuel cells which can provide endless amounts of electricity from dirt. Continue reading the article to learn more.
Linköping University researchers enhanced barley growth by 50% using electrically conductive hydroponic soil, highlighting hydroponics as a resource-efficient solution for urban farming. Read the article for more details.
Because of Del Monte's claimed intellectual property over the novel genetically engineered fruit, the company is the only one growing the pink pineapples. Read to learn more.
A new method was developed by scientists to reduce crop infestation by deceiving mice with scent camouflage, providing simple and more humane agricultural solution. Read the article to find out more.
With the spread of fungal infections and the fungi developing resistance to antifungals, the imminent global food security threat emerges. Read to learn more.
While antimicrobial peptides (AMPs) are seen to be possible alternatives for treating antibiotic-resistant bacterial infections, it is important to address the effects of AMP-resistant virulencies before using them for patient treatment. Read to learn more.
Researchers used The Weed Zapper tractor attachment to electrocute different weed types commonly present in soybean crops. Read to learn about the new method.
Beefalo is slowly gaining popularity across the food and agricultural industry in the US. Learn more about this meat and why it might be better compared to conventional proteins that are dominant on the market.