ZME Science on MSN1h
Growing crops in the dark with “electro-agriculture” can revolutionize food production and free up over 90 percent of farmlands
In the future, photosynthesis could be replaced with electro-agriculture, a process that is four times more efficient and may do wonders for food security.
The Associated Press on MSN12h
Hundreds flee and homes burn as powerful winds feed wildfires in Southern California
California is being lashed by powerful winds that fed a fast-moving wildfire that destroyed homes and forced hundreds of ...
Christian Science Monitor21h
Crops, cows, and solar panels? Why farmers are harvesting sunlight.
As solar grows as a U.S. energy source, some worry it will take too much agricultural land out of production. In Massachusetts, farmers are finding a solution.
AZoOptics on MSN22h
New Spectral Camera Uses AI to Boost Farm Yields by 20%
A team of EU scientists is developing a new advanced camera that uses photonics to reveal what the eye cannot see. This ...