Research

Research

The ‘Research’ category on iGrow News is an essential segment that delves into cutting-edge studies, experiments, and findings in the realm of agricultural technology. This category is specially curated to provide readers with an in-depth look at the latest scientific research and developments that are driving innovation in the agricultural sector.

Central to this category is the coverage of groundbreaking studies and experiments in agriculture technology. This includes research on advanced farming techniques, crop genetics, soil science, and sustainable agriculture practices. The category highlights how these studies contribute to enhancing crop productivity, improving environmental sustainability, and addressing global food security challenges.

Innovations in agricultural technology are a key focus of the ‘Research’ category. It features insights into the development of new technologies such as precision agriculture tools, biotechnological advancements, and climate-resilient farming practices. The category examines how these technologies are tested and refined through scientific research, demonstrating their potential to transform agricultural practices.

The category also explores the findings from various research initiatives. This includes analysis of data from field trials, laboratory experiments, and case studies. By presenting these findings, the ‘Research’ category aims to inform and educate its readers on the efficacy, benefits, and potential drawbacks of different agricultural technologies and practices.

By offering a comprehensive overview of the latest research in agricultural technology, the category serves as a valuable resource for farmers, agronomists, researchers, and policy makers. It aims to foster a deeper understanding of the scientific advancements in agriculture and their practical applications, thus contributing to the advancement of the agricultural sector.

Research Highlights the Potential of Seed Impact Mills for Controlling Herbicide-Resistant Weeds in Soybean Fields

A study demonstrates the potential of HWSC systems, specifically seed impact mills, to manage herbicide-resistant weeds in soybean fields.

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University of Illinois Study Validates Pivot Bio’s Gene-Edited Microbes as a Key Nitrogen Source for Corn Production

A University of Illinois study highlights Pivot Bio’s PROVEN® 40 as a nitrogen-fixing microbial technology for corn production.

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Soilytix Publishes Study Linking Soil Microbiome Data & Global Crop Yield Predictions

Soilytix's study demonstrates how machine learning and soil microbiome data can predict crop yield variability globally.

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Fighting Nematodes: Research Aims to Protect Soybean Yields from Devastating Root-Knot Pathogen

Southern root-knot nematodes caused $172 million in soybean crop damages in the U.S. in 2023, with Arkansas accounting for $95 million.

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KAUST & Aeon Collective Issue Call to Action on Land Restoration and Food Systems

Researchers from King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) and the Aeon Collective have called for global action on land restoration and food systems to combat climate change and biodiversity loss.

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Nanocellulose in Agriculture: A Review of Production, Applications, and Future Potential

Nanocellulose, derived from natural cellulose, offers unique thermal, mechanical, and barrier properties, with applications in agriculture.

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Lystek Launches Livestock Waste Characterization Study with Federal Support

Lystek International has launched the LysteMize Livestock Waste Characterization Study with $585,000 in federal funding from Canada’s Energy Innovation Program.

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New Gene-Edited Microbes Show Potential to Supplement Nitrogen Fertilization for Crops

Gene-edited microbes were shown to transfer atmospheric nitrogen to crops, potentially reducing synthetic nitrogen fertilizer needs.

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University of Nottingham Researchers Join £2.2M Project to Trial Precision-Bred Wheat

A £2.2 million project funded by Defra’s Farming Innovation Programme will trial precision-bred wheat varieties for sustainable farming.

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NSRI and IANR Appoint Meghan Jackson as Director of Food, Agriculture, and Environment Security

The NSRI) at the NU and the IANR at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln (UNL) have appointed Meghan Jackson as the new director for FAES.

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