World’s Migratory Species Face Extinction Risk, UN Report Warns

In a landmark report released by the United Nations, the world has been alerted to the alarming plight of migratory…

The population of monarch butterflies inhabiting the Mexican forests, where they seek refuge during the winter months, has plummeted to…

On a global level, several studies indicate that climatic changes are most likely to impact food production and pose serious…

No-till farming, also known as zero-tillage or conservation tillage, is an agricultural soil management technique that minimizes soil disturbance during…

In the vast canvas of agriculture and livestock, parasites, often seen as adversaries, are evolving into unexpected allies in the…

With the world’s population projected to reach 9.7 billion by 2050, ensuring a stable and sufficient food supply is of…

The study revealed that pollutants such as insecticides and fungicides, coupled with a rise in minimum temperature (a 1.2-1.5-degree increase),…

Sand flies, often overlooked due to their minuscule size, belong to the Phlebotominae subfamily and are known scientifically as Phlebotomus…

The increase in vector-borne diseases shows the link between climate change, zoological diversity, and public health. Climate change is a…

In science and the agri-food industry, today’s prevailing subject of interest pertains to genetically modified organisms (GMOs). In science and…

Parthenium weed, scientifically known as Parthenium hysterophorus, is a notorious invasive species that has wreaked havoc on ecosystems worldwide. Parthenium…

Babies. Those adorable, squishy little bundles of joy that somehow manage to turn your world upside down while simultaneously melting…