Author name: Freya Thomson

Freya is a Digital Editor for Agro Cultures. Her role is to create daily content for our website on the latest news across all our sectors.

Do succulents need sunlight?

Can plants grow with LED lights?

Succulents do need sunlight to survive. They typically require bright, indirect light or several hours of direct sunlight each day. However, too much direct sunlight can cause the leaves to turn yellow or brown, so it’s important to find a balance. If the succulent is not receiving enough light, it will stretch and become leggy. […]

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Composting for Beginners – How To Easily and Quickly Compost

Composting for Beginners

Composting is an easy and sustainable way for beginners to reduce waste and create a valuable soil amendment for their garden. Here are some basic instructions for beginners to get started with composting: It’s also a good practice to have a small bin or container near your kitchen to store the scraps before transferring it

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Can Artificial intelligence (AI) Revolutionize Agriculture And Boost Crop Yield?

Artificial intelligence

Artificial intelligence (AI) has the potential to help increase crop yield by improving the efficiency of farming operations and helping to optimize growing conditions. For example, AI-powered sensors and drones can collect data on soil conditions, weather patterns, and crop growth, and use this information to optimize irrigation, fertilization, and pest control. This can help

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Regenerative Agriculture Can Help restore Ground Water

Regenerative agriculture

The 1960s’ Green Revolution saved India from hunger, changed its ability to feed itself, and made it a significant food exporter. However, the revolution also made India the largest groundwater extractor in the world. In accordance with the UN’s World Water Development Report, 2022, the nation draws 251 cubic km of groundwater annually, or more

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High cost of warm winter on agriculture yield

According to the national farming organisation, an abnormally warm and dry winter in Italy might have a significant impact on the nation’s agricultural and tourism industries. According to a research note published on Wednesday by Coldiretti, energy policymakers have welcomed the warm weather because they were worried that a long, cold winter could further tax

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South Dakota Posts Improved Wheat Yield

Chad Henderson of XtremeAg’s Alabama wheat crop is off to a strong start, but Lee Lubbers is worried about emergence in South Dakota’s parched landscape.In Madison, Alabama, Chad Henderson works as a fifth generation farmer. Henderson Farms cultivates dryland and irrigated corn, dryland soybeans, wheat, and double-crop dryland and irrigated soybeans on more than 8,000

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US administration defines upstream reach of clean water laws

The Biden administration recently unveiled a new water pollution rule that will protect Americans’ access to safe drinking water, while supporting agricultural and local economies. The rule seeks to restore the reach of the Clean Water Act to its intended scope, covering territorial seas, interstate waters, and upstream water resources that significantly affect those waters.

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U.S. refuses Mexico claim of accord on GMO corn

The Biden administration is studying potential resolutions to the growing dispute over GMO corn exports between the United States and Mexico. On Wednesday, officials from the Biden administration refused to offer any further details other than they were studying potential resolutions. However, Mexico’s agriculture minister Victor Villalobos said that an informal agreement had already been

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