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Rice cultivation is one of agriculture’s most significant sources of methane emissions due to the traditional practice of continuously flooding paddy fields. For Tilda, reducing the…

write a new articles with When it comes to reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions like methane, data is everything. Or as the industry idiom goes, “you…

write a new articles with The agreement focuses on developing cultivation technology for Kagikenori, a native Japanese seaweed that claims to have significant potential to reduce…

Innovations in Agriculture: Highlights from the Douglas Daly Research Farm Field Day Image: Belinda Carlson Last week, the Douglas Daly Research Farm, located south of Darwin,…

Kirin Unveils Promising Biochar Research for Sustainable Agriculture Kirin Brewery Company, a prominent Japanese multinational, has made significant strides in agricultural sustainability through its recent biochar…

A Shifting Paradigm: Enhancing Agricultural Efficiency for Sustainable Growth Recent research led by Cornell University and the European Commission’s Joint Research Centre has unveiled a promising…

Aldi Joins Forces with Avantor and McCain Foods in Climate Initiative Aldi, alongside Avantor and McCain Foods, has officially joined the Supplier Leadership on Climate Transition…

Revolutionizing Livestock Emissions: Number 8 Bio’s Innovative Approach to Methane Reduction Reducing methane emissions has been dubbed the “holy grail” of climate tech in agriculture. Although…

Innovative Strategies for Sustainable Rice Cultivation in Bangladesh Rice cultivation is a significant source of greenhouse gas emissions, primarily due to flooded paddies conducive to methane…

Waitrose Implements Seafood Carbon Emissions Profiling Tool to Reach Net-Zero Targets UK retailer reinforces its commitment to net-zero emissions targets. Waitrose is taking a significant step…