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Date：Aug. 19, 2019 Category：Science&Research
The study, in collaboration with Syngenta, found that plant circadian rhythms regulate the sensitivity of plants to a widely used herbicide according to the tim...
Everyone’s talking about CRISPR-Cas. This biotechnological method offers a relatively quick and easy way to manipulate single genes in cells, meaning they can ...
Tags:Gene Editing
Scientists have found how to relieve a bottleneck in the process by which plants transform sunlight into food, which may lead to an increase in crop production.
Date：Aug. 16, 2019 Category：Science&Research
Researchers have uncovered an unusual protein activity in rice that can be exploited to give crops an edge in the evolutionary arms race against rice blast dise...
Tags:Rice
Spotlighting the ongoing research globally on ‘new crops’ to meet the food demand for an increasing population, a review describes the full potential of some ...
USAID & Skymet have a unique partnership in India, farmers are using a heady mix of data, math, hardware and software, sensors and analysis to go beyond what th...
India’s agriculture ministry has developed a farm equipment rental app for Indian farmers, which lets them hire tractors, rotavator and other farm related mach...
Date：Aug. 15, 2019 Category：Science&Research
Depending on the temperature, a plant may synthesize the hormone auxin. Depending on the pathogens present, a plant may synthesize auxin. Depending on the avail...
Monsoon rains in India in the week through Wednesday were above average for a third straight week, the weather office said, easing concerns of drought, although...
Scientists found invasive weed Emex australis Steinh, that can potentially reduce productivity, in wheat fields at 25 villages of Faridabad and adjoining distri...
Date：Aug. 14, 2019 Category：Science&Research
MARPLE (Mobile and Real-time PLant disEase) Diagnostics is a revolutionary mobile lab developed by a team from the John Innes Centre (JIC), the International Ma...
Chinese researchers have used gene-editing technology to develop a new type of high-yielding rapeseed, according to the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences...
Tags:Oilseed RapeGene Editing
A turnabout in India’s monsoon has helped offset the rain deficit, providing relief to farmers who have begun crop sowing. 21 out of the country’s 36 sub-divi...
Date：Aug. 13, 2019 Category：Science&Research
Given the recent remarkable advancements in genetics, it’s easy to assume that 21st century scientists have at their disposal a clear, quick way to run a genom...
Scientists at Kuwait Institute for Scientific Research (Safat, Kuwait) have tested the efficacy of four biopesticides (Azadirachtin, Bacillus thuringiensis, Ste...
In a report titled 'Agritech in India Emerging Trends in 2019', Nasscom said that growing at 25 per cent year-on-year, India currently hosts more than 450 start...
Statisticians at the Wageningen University & Research institute Biometris have developed a model that can predict the yield of many maize varieties in different...
Date：Aug. 12, 2019 Category：Science&Research
Remote sensor technologies like cameras, GPS trackers, and weather stations have revolutionized biological data collection in the field. Now researchers can cap...
Date：Aug. 9, 2019 Category：Science&Research
Richard Oteng-Frimpong, a groundnut breeder with CSIR-Savanna Agricultural Research Institute in Northern Ghana has a brother, who is in the military.
Representing National Seed Associations and Companies in 75 countries, the International Seed Federation (ISF) is the voice of the global seed sector and stands...
The major problems which farmers face are the lack of information on farm inputs, unorganised credit and absence of market linkages. The farm to fork food value...
Union Minster of State for Agriculture and Farmers’ Welfare Parshottam Rupala launched a dedicated website (www.fallarmyworm.org.in) on August 2, 2019 to help ...
Date：Aug. 8, 2019 Category：Science&Research
India’s monsoon rains in the week through Wednesday were above average for the second straight week, the weather office said, easing concerns of drought, altho...
In the 17 countries facing water risk, from India to the Middle East to North Africa, agriculture, industry and municipalities are sucking up 80% of the availab...
Date：Aug. 7, 2019 Category：Science&Research
Processes of traditional trait development in plants depend on genetic variations derived from spontaneous mutation or artificial random mutagenesis.
The pink bollworm infestation on cotton crop has been detected in Yavatmal district of Vidarbha region in Maharashtra.
Date：Aug. 6, 2019 Category：Science&Research
The Department of Agriculture, through the Mahalanobis National Crop Forecast Centre carried out pilot studies for the Optimisation of Crop Cutting Experiments ...
This week, in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, a team from Louisiana State University (LSU) and the University of York report a long...
Water is fundamental to agriculture. The sector consumes about 80 percent of the total renewable water resources in India. What this means is that, given its ir...
To answer this demand, a team of scientists at the Spanish Council of Scientific Research (IHSM UMA-CSIC) conducted field and greenhouse trials for three consec...
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