Irrigation & Agricultural

Salinization in irrigation areas poses a significant challenge to agricultural sustainability and water management worldwide. A recent study conducted in the Manasi River Irrigation Area, published in the journal Agricultural Water Management, sheds

Coastal infrastructure faces a persistent challenge: scour, the erosion of sediment around structures, which can compromise their stability and functionality. A recent study led by Rana N. Zedan from the Civil Engineering Department at Delta Universi

In a groundbreaking study, researchers have unveiled critical insights into optimizing tomato yields in semi-arid regions of Southern Ethiopia, a finding that could have significant implications for agricultural practices and resource management in w

In a groundbreaking study published in the International Journal of Applied Earth Observations and Geoinformation, researchers have unveiled an innovative approach to assess crop water needs using a combination of remote sensing (RS) technology and f

Recent advances in biodiesel production could revolutionize the way we think about renewable energy sources, particularly in the water, sanitation, and drainage sectors. A groundbreaking study published in ‘Heliyon’ has demonstrated the effectiveness

In a groundbreaking two-year study, researchers have unveiled the remarkable potential of biostimulants to enhance the yield and quality of the Pizzutello tomato, a local landrace cultivated in Sicily without irrigation. Conducted by Nicolò Iacuzzi a

A recent study conducted by Zhu Yifan from the Key Laboratory of Groundwater Resources and Environment at Jilin University has shed light on the vulnerabilities of water resources in Changchun City, Jilin Province. This research, published in ‘Shuitu

In a significant advancement for agricultural water management, a recent study has unveiled critical insights into soil water distribution under innovative irrigation techniques in the arid regions of China. Led by Wang Wenjuan from the Gansu Institu

In a groundbreaking study published in ‘Applied Water Science,’ researchers have unveiled critical insights into the future of water demand and supply in the Upper Indus Basin. Led by Sareer Ahmad from the Department

Recent research from the Zagros region of western Iran has raised important questions about the relationship between changing precipitation patterns and the decline of oak trees, particularly Quercus brantii. Conducted by Pedram Attarod from the