Fungus Discovery Offers New Hope Against Africa's Armyworm
A naturally occurring fungus has been found to halt the advance of the fall armyworm, a crop pest that has rav
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A naturally occurring fungus has been found to halt the advance of the fall armyworm, a crop pest that has rav
A team of scientists in the United Kingdom has created a chocolate bar using cocoa beans grown entirely on hom
A new fruit that blends lychee and longan has emerged from Chinese laboratories, and it is already raising que
Organic eggs, often seen as the gold standard for ethical eating, may actually be worse for the climate than e
A quarter of the U.S. food supply grows on California's Central Valley, but the ground beneath it may never fu
The soil beneath Mexico's avocado empire is drying out faster than anyone expected, and a new study warns that
In Kenya, a growing number of farmers are swapping cattle for crocodiles as drought makes traditional livestoc
Farmers in Nepal have a new weapon against an old enemy: artificial intelligence. The country is testing AI po
In drought-stricken Kenya, some cattle herders are abandoning their cows and taking up a far more unexpected f
Coffee, the world's most popular psychoactive beverage, is facing an existential crisis. Climate change is pus
Planting trees along farmland to protect crops from wind can actually drive away many bird species, a new stud
The two coffee species that fuel the world's morning routines, Arabica and Robusta, are struggling to survive
A team of Chinese scientists has taken a gene from a desert moss that can survive extreme drought and heat and
Chinese scientists are growing giant wheat-rye hybrids in the Gobi Desert, and the plants are nearly twice the
Nearly every coastal region on Earth faces a hidden threat beneath the surface. A new global study has found t
Farming, not logging or mining, is now the single biggest reason tropical peatlands are disappearing in Indone
Scientists in South Africa have successfully edited the DNA of a grapevine, marking the first time such a prec