Organic Farming Market is expected to reach $129.97million by 2026 Says TMR
According to
Stratistics MRC, Global Organic Farming is accounted for $53.16 million in 2017 and is expected to reach $129.97 million by 2026
growing...
African Natural Resources Centre unveils publication to advance critical land policy reforms
The articles are
authored by influential international scholars whose pioneering research and
analysis have helped to direct policy on land reform in Africa...
University of Exeter help diversify farming of the future
The University of Exeter Business School is working with more than 40 other
institutions as part of a major EU-funded project worth nearly...
Reality of drone delivery unveiled – Myths, mistakes and the way forward revealed
The UK
Government’s new initiative* to find a fast way to deliver medicines and
supplies via air drones, in response to the Covid-19 pandemic,...
The unique mark of BKT, respecting the soil and the planet
Flotation, one of BKT's most successful tires, is a symbol of a commitment which goes beyond the concept of service. With these...
Unsustainable soil erosion in parts of UK
Tramline erosion ,photo credit to Pia Benaud
New research demonstrates unsustainable levels
of soil erosion in the UK.
The Story of Glass Gem Corn: Beauty, History, and Hope
Feast your eyes on Glass Gem corn: a stunning, multi-colored variety that has taken Facebook and the blogosphere by storm. With its...
Plant root hairs key to reducing soil erosion
Video available at: <https://fluff.bris.ac.uk/fluff/u3/ficmc/YtxgGUtg2kWq4W782EZAXQuGj/
The tiny hairs found on plant roots play a pivotal role in helping reduce soil...
Quercetin, a compound found in apples, may be helpful in combating Covid-19.
While experts scramble to create and
test a vaccine against Covid-19, there is plenty we can all do to keep
ourselves safe and healthy....
Exeter researchers discover a novel chemistry to protect our crops from fungal disease
Zymoseptoria tritici, the cause of Septoria tritici in wheat, treated with C18-SMe2+ CREDIT: UNIVERSITY OF EXETER