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fromwww.bbc.com
15 hours ago

From scientist to silk farmer: India's silk industry renewal

Silk farming sits at a rare intersection of biology, precision, and business. It didn't feel like I was leaving science, it felt like I was applying it differently.
Agriculture
Social justice
fromThe Village Voice
19 hours ago

Transforming Futures Through Education: Inside Vineyard India Compassion Trust's Lasting Impact - The Village Voice

Nonprofits create lasting impact that transcends measurable outcomes, focusing on education and community engagement to transform lives.
Agriculture
fromwww.dw.com
1 week ago

Climate change impacts India's harvest festivals

Communities in India are adapting to climate change impacts on agriculture while celebrating traditional spring festivals.
Agriculture
fromRealagriculture
5 days ago

Make your first pass count in pulses

Effective disease management maximizes yield potential in pulse crops, emphasizing the importance of first applications and using well-formulated fungicides.
Agriculture
fromFast Company
1 week ago

New uses for traditional crops are increasing value per acre

Crops are increasingly designed to serve multiple markets simultaneously, enhancing value creation without requiring more land.
Agriculture
fromRealagriculture
2 weeks ago

Soybean School: Short-season varieties could unlock double cropping success

New research indicates that selecting 'super short-season' soybean varieties can improve double cropping success in Ontario.
Agriculture
fromModern Farmer
2 weeks ago

How to Kill Winter Crops Without Losing Soil Gains

Proper timing and method for terminating cover crops are crucial for maximizing soil biomass and ensuring successful subsequent crop growth.
Agriculture
fromRealagriculture
3 weeks ago

Edible Bean School: Strong yields and new varieties for 2026

Edible bean growers are advised to prioritize early-season weed control and disease management for the 2026 season based on 2025 crop lessons.
Agriculture
fromModern Farmer
3 weeks ago

5 Ways Interseeding Can Change the Farming Landscape

Interseeding enhances crop output and sustainability by allowing multiple crops to grow simultaneously, benefiting both large and small farms.
Canada news
fromRealagriculture
2 months ago

A clean pass under pressure: Why farmers need to take the next shift on plant breeding

Canadian agricultural research faces structural funding pressures and requires a new, diversified research strategy to preserve critical knowledge, regain lost ground, and compete globally.
Philosophy
fromAeon
2 months ago

A musical ode to Indian wool and life on the Deccan Plateau | Aeon Videos

Traditional Deccani sheep wool sustains livelihoods and culture but faces decline as economic shifts, land-use change, and imported wool cause waste and threaten pastoral life.
Food & drink
fromTasting Table
2 months ago

The Overlooked Legume That Handles Cold Soil Better Than Most Crops - Tasting Table

Fava beans are hardy, cold-tolerant, semi-ornamental legumes useful as edible crops and winter cover crops, edible at multiple life stages.
Agriculture
fromTechCrunch
1 month ago

Canopii looks to succeed where past indoor farms have not | TechCrunch

Canopii develops autonomous robotic greenhouses that grow produce from seed to harvest without human intervention, using minimal water and space while producing up to 40,000 pounds annually.
fromDaily Coffee News by Roast Magazine
2 months ago

In Wake of India's "Green Revolution," Scientists Find Organic Soils Healthier

As concepts such as "regenerative" and "biodynamic" continue to enter the mainstream coffee lexicon, scientists continue to literally dig into the soil to give them meaning. A recent peer-reviewed study from India's Western Ghats argues that one of the clearest signals of healthy, sustainable coffee farms lies in the ground itself, with organic coffee soils performing better than soils from conventional farms treated with synthetic inputs.
Agriculture
fromwww.bbc.com
2 months ago

How do you modernise mango farming?

Even in good years, mangoes are considered one of the most difficult fruit crops to cultivate. They depend on a delicate balance of climate, tree physiology, and farming techniques. Getting that balance right is crucial for India, the world's biggest producer of mangoes, where 23 million tonnes of the fruit is harvested every year - almost a fifth of India's total fruit output.
Agriculture
Agriculture
fromRealagriculture
1 month ago

High resolution imaging sharpens selection decisions in plant breeding

Remote sensing and digital imaging with AI enable early detection of crop stress and precise plant trait measurement beyond traditional field scouting capabilities.
Agriculture
fromRealagriculture
2 months ago

Learning more about KWS hybrid rye, Ep 1

Hybrid rye offers high digestibility and versatile feed and forage use for livestock with manageable ergot risk using modern hybrids and proper feeding practices.
Agriculture
fromwww.pressdemocrat.com
2 months ago

Regenerative vineyards can pay their way, new Sonoma County study finds

Regenerative viticulture in Sonoma County produces similar 30-year financial outcomes to sustainable-conventional practices, with NPV 2–8% lower assuming stable yields.
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