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Microbes May Hold the Key to Farming That Survives Climate Change
47+ min ago (71+ words) As global temperatures climb and weather patterns grow increasingly erratic, scientists are turning their attention to some of the smallest organisms on Earth as potential saviors of the world’s food supply. A new thematic collection published in the journal Discover…...
Deep learning model delivers early, honest crop yield forecasts for Germany
4+ hour, 7+ min ago (55+ words) Every farmer, grain trader, and food security planner in Europe knows the fear that hangs over a hot, dry summer. The catastrophic growing seasons of 2003 and 2018 showed how compound heat and drought can slash yields across entire continents, and climate…...
Hidden Microbial Partnerships Hold the Key to Climate-Resilient Farming
4+ hour, 37+ min ago (730+ words) A sweeping new review published in BMC Agriculture argues that the future of climate-smart farming may lie not in a single miracle microbe, but in the intricate web of relationships that microbes build with one another beneath the surface of…...
Farmers Lead India’s Plant Variety Protection Boom, Landmark Study Finds
5+ hour, 41+ min ago (82+ words) A sweeping analysis of India’s plant variety protection records has revealed a remarkable story of grassroots innovation: individual farmers, not corporations or government research institutions, are the country’s most prolific registrants of new plant varieties. Researchers from the Indian Council…...
Virtual Soil Lab: Simulations Reveal How Rotary Blades Can Till Deep
6+ hour, 8+ min ago (95+ words) Farmers have long faced a stubborn trade-off: till the soil deeply enough to loosen compacted layers and boost root growth, and you risk destroying the delicate structure that makes soil fertile in the first place. Now a pair of researchers…...
Gene-Stacked Rice Lines Reveal New Path to Drought-Proof Yields
8+ hour ago (679+ words) Rice feeds more than half of humanity, yet it is also one of the world’s thirstiest staple crops, and climate change is making every drop of water count for more....
Biochar Emerges as a Selective Climate Tool for Mediterranean Agriculture
8+ hour, 19+ min ago (608+ words) A sweeping synthesis of more than a quarter-century of research has concluded that biochar, the charcoal-like material produced by heating organic waste in the absence of oxygen, could become one of the most powerful tools available to Mediterranean farmers facing…...
Viruses Armed With Calcium Shield Crops From Fire Blight and Black Rot
10+ hour, 44+ min ago (94+ words) Bacteriophages, the viruses that hunt and kill bacteria, are edging closer to becoming practical weapons against two of the world’s most damaging crop diseases. In a new study published in Microbial Biotechnology, researchers report the systematic design of a phage-based…...
Wheat Faces Rising Heat, Salt and Drought: Scientists Map the Genes That
12+ hour, 4+ min ago (87+ words) Wheat feeds more of humanity than almost any other crop, and the pressure on it has never been greater. Meeting projected global demand by 2050 will require annual productivity gains of roughly 1.7 percent, with total production expected to rise from about…...
Tiny RNAs, Big Harvest: MicroRNAs Could Engineer Climate-Proof,
13+ hour ago (666+ words) Millets have long been dismissed as orphan crops, overshadowed by maize, rice and wheat in research funding and genomic attention. Yet as climate change intensifies droughts, heatwaves and soil salinization across the world’s most vulnerable agricultural regions, these small-seeded cereals…...