1958 papers
This One Health study in Ghana's Wa West District reveals a high prevalence of intestinal parasites in both domestic animals (73.1%) and humans (67.7%), with significant overlap in parasite taxa suggesting potential zoonotic transmission risks, particularly among children and in communities utilizing extensive animal-rearing systems.
Dietary supplementation with 30 mg/kg thymol enhances growth performance, feed efficiency, and reproductive endocrine status in growing Texel × Kazakh rams by modulating rumen fermentation, enriching fibrolytic microbial taxa, and altering metabolite profiles related to purine and glutathione metabolism.
This study demonstrates that a novel root-applied botanical–mineral formulation effectively repels *Myzus persicae* and significantly suppresses its population growth by prolonging development, reducing reproduction, and shortening adult longevity in oilseed rape, offering a promising environmentally friendly tool for integrated pest management.
This study investigates the inheritance patterns of nine morphological traits in an F2 grain amaranth population derived from a cross between Suvarna and GA2 varieties, revealing that while some traits follow Mendelian segregation, others exhibit complex genetic interactions including supplementary, polymeric, and inhibitory gene actions.
This study demonstrates that adding 1% digestate-derived biochar significantly enhances methane yield and process stability during the anaerobic co-digestion of agro-industrial wastes, while also validating the technical feasibility of its internal production and recirculation within full-scale biogas plants.
This study demonstrates that incorporating extracts from invasive North Sea macroalgae, particularly *Ulva australis* from the Netherlands, into Pacific white shrimp diets significantly enhances survival rates against *Vibrio parahaemolyticus* infection by modulating gut microbiome composition, despite not improving overall growth performance.
This study demonstrates that intercropping shade-tolerant soybean (Giza 111) with maize optimizes light use, suppresses pests, and enhances economic returns across diverse climates, while revealing distinct water-productivity dynamics between irrigated Mediterranean and rainfed temperate systems to inform a scalable framework for sustainable food production in water-scarce regions.
Based on a survey of 386 smallholders in western Kenya, this study reveals that structured, science-based agroecological knowledge channels function primarily as supplements for farmers who already possess broad, diverse information repertoires rather than serving as entry points for those with limited access, thereby highlighting a stratification of knowledge access driven by income and digital comfort.
This study uses a stochastic dynamic model calibrated with 45 years of Panamanian data to demonstrate that increasing the supply of first-generation seed is a biologically and economically effective strategy to overcome seed degeneration and significantly boost potato yields and net benefits.
This study successfully calibrated and validated the CERES-Wheat model for two bread wheat cultivars in Eastern Oromia, Ethiopia, demonstrating its robust ability to accurately simulate phenology, growth, and yield dynamics across diverse sites and years through cultivar-specific genetic adjustments.