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Using Rock Dust to Manage UK Agriculture Might Absorb up to 45% of the Carbon Dioxide Needed in the Atmosphere to Achieve Net-Zero Emissions

According to a major new study headed by experts at the University of Sheffield, adding rock dust to UK agricultural soils could absorb up to 45 percent of the atmospheric

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New strategies to saving the world’s most important grain

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Plants—they're very much like us, with one of a kind procedures for taking care of pressure. To save one of the main yields on Earth

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Chicken Parasites are Kept at Bay by Sandboxes

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A plunge in the sandbox is good hygiene for chickens. If you've never seen chicken dust bathe, the sight can be rather startling. Chickens lying

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A new cocoa processing technology yields fruitier, more ‘flowery’ dark chocolate.

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Creating chocolate, one of the world's most beloved desserts, is a multistep interaction starting with newly reaped cocoa beans. Individuals have been exploring different avenues regarding chocolate production for centuries,

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Plants can be Protected against Fungal Disease by using Nanoscale Nutrients

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Most, if not all, of the produce in your kitchen is likely to be infected with fungal illnesses. The threat looms huge for global food

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A genetic breakthrough could help eliminate Africa’s East Coast disease, which kills a million cattle each year.

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A fortunate disclosure has driven specialists from the International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI) in Kenya and the Roslin Institute at the University of Edinburgh in

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ASTRAL (2020-2024) An Atlantic aquaculture ecosystem that works together.

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We learn that ASTRAL (All Atlantic Ocean Sustainable, ProfiTable, and Resilient Aquaculture) is a collaborative ecosystem for Atlantic aquaculture. ASTRAL (2020–2024) will establish novel, sustainable, and profitable integrated multitrophic aquaculture

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Viral strains in honeybees and their transfer between colonies

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Professor Ivan Toplak of the University of Ljubljana's Veterinary Faculty explains what we know about honeybee virul strains and how they spread between colonies. Virus

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Wax-Coated Sand Improves Crop Yields in Arid Regions by Keeping Soil Wet Longer

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Because the soil dries out rapidly in dry, hot climates, it is difficult to cultivate plants. Farmers in arid and semi-arid areas irrigate their crops

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NASA has discovered a new approach to track underground water loss.

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Researchers have deciphered perplexing patterns of sinking and rising soil in order to pinpoint the subsurface places where irrigation water is pumped. Scientists have developed a novel technology that has