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Agricultural Scope 3 Emissions In Australia: Key Requirements You Need To Know
Environmental change has become a matter of immediate concern around the world. As a matter of fact, since climate change is reaching its extremes day by day, businesses and agriculture sectors around the globe are required to address the need to keep an eye not only...
Harvesting Success: Understanding Thailand’s Rice Production
Thailand is one of the top rice producing countries in the world, with approx. 22.2 million metric tonnes of rice produced in 2023. Though most of it is produced for domestic consumption, very few tonnes are actually sourced internationally. Rice cultivation is an...
GROWING OPPORTUNITIES IN AUSTRALIAN REAL ESTATE: BIG FARM SALES
Australia is currently experiencing a significant boost in the real estate market. This trend not only limits commercial or residential properties; an impressive rise in the sale of agricultural properties can also be observed. This shift in the real estate market can...
AUSTRALIAN CANOLA HARVEST: WHAT TO EXPECT IN 2024?
Canola is a crop known for its versatility and various health benefits. They are tall plants ranging between three and five feet in height that have small seeds, which are the main product that is used for oil extraction and other meals. These brownish-black seeds...
GYPSUM IN AGRICULTURE: UNLOCKING THE BENEFITS FOR VARIOUS FARM TYPES
Soil is one of the most important aspects of agriculture since it provides structure and all the essential nutrients for the crop. Now, with changing dynamics in the field of agriculture coupled with advanced technologies and innovations, it is high time that soil...
LIME V. GYPSUM: A COMPLETE COMPARISON
Soil health is a major factor when it comes to agriculture. Farmers always seek to improve their soil health in order to enhance their crop health and structure. There are mainly two soil amendments considered by farmers in order to achieve this goal, namely lime and...
METHANE EMISSIONS IN RICE FARMING
Rice is a staple food and a basic necessity for over 65% of the world’s population. Each year, around 513 million metric tonnes of milled rice are produced, and about 90% of rice is produced and consumed by people in the Asia-Pacific region. Hence, rice plays a very...
REMOTE SATELLITE SENSING OF RICE IN ASIA
Asia is the world’s largest producer of rice, with around 136 million hectares of land dedicated to rice cultivation. While 90% of the global rice production is produced within Asia, it is also the highest consumer of rice, with around 80% of the global rice...
Improving the Livestock Australia with Genetics of Animal Health and Disease
Understanding the genetics of animal health and disease is transforming livestock production in Australia. Modern science has provided farmers with the ability to breed healthier and stronger animals through genetic research. When applied to the identification of...
Cultivating a Sustainable Future: Agriculture in Australia
Sustainable agriculture is now gaining importance in Australia for the future of farming. Ever since the world has been struggling with undesirable phenomena such as climate change, deterioration of the land and water shortage, Australian farmers have no other choice...