South Africa’s hop industry, essential for the production of beer, is at a crossroads. Historically concentrated in the Southern Cape, where the climate has been favorable for hop cultivation, the ...
Agriculture has been the backbone of human civilization, but in recent decades, it has faced growing criticism for its unsustainable use of natural resources. As the global population is expected ...
The hydroponics industry is witnessing unprecedented growth, with the market expected to increase from USD 12,644 million in 2023 to a staggering USD 45,623 million by 2033, according to a ...
Food insecurity is one of the most pressing global challenges, affecting millions of people across the world. In an effort to tackle this issue, researchers from the University of Sheffield’s ...
In a world facing growing environmental challenges, the need for sustainable agricultural practices is more critical than ever. SJK(C) Foon Yew 2, a primary school, is taking proactive steps to ...
The COVID-19 pandemic brought economic devastation to countless families around the world. For Kinley Wangmo, a mother in Bhutan, the crisis served as an unexpected catalyst for innovation. Faced with ...
The future of agriculture is happening now, and it's taking place in the heart of Swedish supermarkets. SweGreen, an agricultural tech startup, is transforming the way consumers interact with their ...
As the global demand for safe, high-quality vegetables rises, innovative farming methods are increasingly coming to the fore. One such method, hydroponic greenhouse farming, is gaining traction for its efficiency ...
As traditional farming struggles to cope with climate change, water scarcity, and soil degradation, innovative solutions are emerging to address these pressing issues. One such solution is hydroponics, a method ...
Sub-Saharan Africa faces formidable food security challenges driven by climate change, political instability, and resource scarcity. The region's agricultural sector struggles with inconsistent rainfall, degraded soil, and inadequate infrastructure, making ...
