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 Enhancing Agricultural Practices with Water Quality Sensors

Enhancing Agricultural Practices with Water Quality Sensors

This article explores the importance of water quality sensors in agriculture and their role in optimizing crop yield, improving water management, and ensuring environmental sustainability. Enhancing Agricultural Practices with Water Quality Sensors 3 Optimizing Crop Yield Water is a vital resource for crop ...

BySoil Sensors & Weather Detectors for Agriculture - JXCT


Corteva Agriscience and Manna Announce Agreement on Seed Production Irrigation Management

Corteva Agriscience and Manna Announce Agreement on Seed Production Irrigation Management

The agreement paves the way towards more sustainable irrigation practices Corteva Agriscience, one of the world’s largest agriculture companies, and Manna Irrigation, a leading provider of irrigation intelligence software solutions, have announced a new contract to enhance effective irrigation practices. ...

ByManna Irrigation Ltd.


Bayer welcomes the U.S. National Pollinator Strategy as a concerted approach to improve pollinator health

Bayer welcomes the U.S. National Pollinator Strategy as a concerted approach to improve pollinator health

Major factors affecting honey bee health are, for example, pests and parasites, inadequate diet, bee management practices and severe weather events. Therefore, the Task Force has developed a four-pillar strategy which includes a Pollinator Research Action Plan, expanded education and outreach, public-private partnerships and improvements to pollinator habitats. ...

ByBayer Crop Science UK


Water demand for crops may rise in northern Germany under warmer climate

Water demand for crops may rise in northern Germany under warmer climate

To reduce future demand for water under a changing climate, the study suggests that farmers grow different crops and change their management practices. In Europe, 44% of water taken from rivers and groundwater is used for agriculture. ...

ByEuropean Commission, Environment DG


Breeders and soil scientists join training fellowship on sustainable rice production systems in the midst of climate change

Breeders and soil scientists join training fellowship on sustainable rice production systems in the midst of climate change

IRRI Training Center, in collaboration with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), conducted a Regional group fellowship on phenotyping and integrated plant mutation breeding with best fit soil and water management practices for climate change adaptation from 01 to 25 July at IRRI Headquarters. ...

ByIRRI - International Rice Research Institute


150th Harvest from World`s Longest-Running Continuous Rice Experiment

150th Harvest from World`s Longest-Running Continuous Rice Experiment

Roland Buresh and Mr. Teodoro Correa, Jr., who both manage the LTCCE, the production of rice has been sustained after 150 rice crops in 52 years. ...

ByIRRI - International Rice Research Institute


‘Spudcasts’: AUSVEG launches new potato R&D initiative

‘Spudcasts’: AUSVEG launches new potato R&D initiative

“With more and more potato growers using smartphone apps and other technologies as part of their day-to-day crop management practices, these Spudcasts could prove a valuable tool for industry members to access new potato R&D information,” said AUSVEG Special Projects Coordinator, Luke Raggatt. ...

ByAUSVEG


Bolivian researchers sound alarm over quinoa farming

Bolivian researchers sound alarm over quinoa farming

"We need comprehensive investigation of practices to improve soil fertility, land management, and land space and therefore prevent soil erosion," Orsag says. ...

BySciDev.Net


Ceres and Syngenta to Collaborate on Sweet Sorghum Market Development

Ceres and Syngenta to Collaborate on Sweet Sorghum Market Development

Energy crop company Ceres, Inc. (Nasdaq: CERE) today announced that its Brazilian subsidiary Ceres Sementes do Brasil Ltda., has signed a sweet sorghum market development agreement with Syngenta (NYSE: SYT). ...

ByCeres


U.S. EPA Honors Dixon Ridge Farms as Sustainable Agricultural Champion

“EPA applauds Dixon Ridge Farms for its many sustainable practices that protect the quality of our air, water and land,” Blumenfeld said. ...

ByUS EPA - Environmental Protection Agency


Food producers to benefit from innovative crop irrigation systems

Food producers to benefit from innovative crop irrigation systems

A four year research project led by Cranfield University aims to improve energy and water efficiency and crop quality through developing an innovative approach to irrigation practices. ...

ByCranfield University


Africa, India to boost agricultural technology cooperation

Africa, India to boost agricultural technology cooperation

The Hyderabad-based International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics (ICRISAT) signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the European Market Research Centre (EMRC) this month, to facilitate ICRISAT's participation in two key annual Africa business forums organised by the EMRC — the Africa agri-business forum and the Africa finance and investment forum. ...

BySciDev.Net


World Food Day – CSIRO rising to the challenges

World Food Day – CSIRO rising to the challenges

'CSIRO is approaching the problem from two angles – firstly by helping Australian farmers with more productive crops and innovative management practices and secondly via our international work with developing countries and through international research collaborations. ...

ByCSIRO, the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation


Nitrogen use by warm-season grasses for biomass production

Nitrogen use by warm-season grasses for biomass production

Despite high N-use efficiency by grasses possessing both C4 photosynthesis and a perennial lifecycle, numerous studies have demonstrated that significant fertilizer N inputs are required to optimize biomass production by these species when managed as forage crops. Although few studies have assessed the effect of N fertilization on yield of perennial, warm-season ...

BySoil Science Society of America (SSSA)


Rainfall and manure application timing affect organic carbon losses

Rainfall and manure application timing affect organic carbon losses

This is particularly important in the eastern corn belt where tile drainage dominates the agricultural landscape. Specific land management practices, such as manure application, can play a large role in the export of DOC as soluble organic carbon is applied to or injected into the soil surface. ...

BySoil Science Society of America (SSSA)

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