March 2026 | PLoS One | Volume 21Introduction: Greenhouse production requires precise control of temperature, irrigation, CO₂, and other environmental conditions, but conventional fixed-control strate
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April 2025 | Computers and Electronics in Agriculture | Volume 231Introduction: Agricultural robots could help automate labor-intensive tasks such as harvesting, pruning, and crop monitoring, but depl
June 2025 |Energy Nexus |Volume 18Introduction: Agricultural irrigation is becoming increasingly costly and carbon-intensive as farms continue to rely on grid electricity and diesel-powered pumping. W
uly 2024 | Energy Strategy Reviews | Volume 54Introduction: Greenhouse farming can support stable crop production under controlled conditions, but maintaining suitable temperatures can require substan
April 2025 | Energy Conversion and Management | Volume 330Introduction: Dewi and her research team demonstrated how hybrid machine learning could improve solar energy forecasting and support more reli
June 2023 | Journal of Environmental Management | Volume335Introduction: Agricultural land does not have to choose between producing food, generating renewable energy, and protecting biodiversity. Sch
August 2022 | Vehicles | Volume 4Introduction: Agriculture is under growing pressure to increase productivity while reducing greenhouse gas emissions, fossil fuel dependence, soil degradation, and lab
10 Augus 2026 | FAO |Global food systems are falling far behind their 2030 goals. The 2026 Food Systems Countdown initiative, covering 197 countries and 44 indicators, finds that progress remains insu
4 August 2026 | CSIRO | Even a resistance gene that has protected crops for decades can eventually fail. Australian cotton has long relied on genetic resistance against bacterial blight, but when that
Climate finance can do more than fund irrigation systems, climate-smart rice varieties, and digital technologies—it can also determine who has the capacity to adapt to climate change. Building more re
15 July 2026 |European Commission – Agriculture and Rural Development |Livestock manure could become part of Europe’s answer to rising fertilizer costs and import dependence. The EU-funded FertiCover
Black soldier flies may be small, but they could play a surprisingly big role in more sustainable farming. By breaking down organic waste, they can turn by-products into nutrient-rich fertilizer that
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