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Precision agriculture for a sustainable regional future

Precision agriculture for a sustainable regional future I have just returned from Dubai, where I had the honor of speaking at the AgrIsrael conference at the invitation of the Israeli Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development. Like most of us at Netafim, I know deserts well. I have visited many Netafim projects in the deserts of the Middle East and have been to our projects in Abu Dhabi, Al Ain, Siwa and elsewhere. But this time it was different. This time I was an ambassador not only for Netafim and Israel (which are accolades in themselves), but also for sustainability and good neighborly relations. In the shadow of the Abraham Accords, at a time when our region is rapidly changing for the better, I had the privilege of sharing a vision of sustainable agriculture with some of the leading minds of our Middle Eastern neighbors. Here's what I told them: We are facing unprecedented regional challenges More than 450 million people live in the Middle East and North Africa today, an...

Growing cereal crops with less fertilizer

Discovery should reduce nitrogen pollutants, keep farmers billions Researchers at the university of California, Davis, have located a manner to lessen the amount of nitrogen fertilizers needed to develop cereal crops. the invention could store farmers inside the united states billions of greenbacks annually in fertilizer costs at the same time as also reaping rewards the environment. The research comes out of the lab of Eduardo Blumwald, a prominent professor of plant sciences, who has determined a new pathway for cereals to capture the nitrogen they need to grow. the discovery can also help the surroundings with the aid of decreasing nitrogen pollutants, that may result in contaminated water resources, elevated greenhouse fuel emissions and human fitness troubles. The examine changed into posted within the magazine Plant Biotechnology. Nitrogen is fundamental to plant boom, and agricultural operations rely on chemical fertilizers to increase productivity. but a good deal of what is ap...

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