Scientific Horizons,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
25(12)
Published: Nov. 18, 2022
The
research
presents
an
analysis
of
grain
production
and
export
capacity
in
Ukraine
from
2010-2021.
major
general
factors
that
have
recently
affected
the
country's
macroeconomic
indicators
determined
their
potential
for
decline
been
destroyed
damaged
infrastructure,
a
high
level
military
threat
to
crops,
massive
internal
external
migration
working-age
people
businesses.
Therefore,
availability
regularity
changes
reserve
these
crops
domestic
farm
use
consumers
defines
relevance
issue
under
study.
purpose
study
is
analyse
main
crop
identify
significantly
influence
potential.
Using
technical
statistical
methods,
models
developed
demonstrate
possible
fluctuations
number
exports,
considering
development
economy.
regression
influencing
grains
were
identified.
These
demonstrated
include,
particular,
gross
harvest
volumes,
quantities
mineral
organic
fertilisers,
purchasing
prices
produce,
etc.
A
sustained
long-term
trend
exports
over
past
10
years
demonstrated,
but
it
has
established
Ukraine's
significant
could
change
significantly.
It
affect
economies
grain-importing
countries.
suggested
adverse
impact
causes
declining
should
be
reduced
through
further
technologies
growing,
storing
transporting
crops.
applied
value
results
reduce
uncertainty
agricultural
market
agro-industrial
foreign
trade
institutions
by
accounting
Foods,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
13(4), P. 506 - 506
Published: Feb. 6, 2024
The
global
food
systems
face
significant
challenges
driven
by
population
growth,
climate
change,
geopolitical
conflicts,
crises,
and
evolving
consumer
preferences.
Intending
to
address
these
challenges,
optimizing
production,
adopting
sustainable
practices,
developing
technological
advancements
are
essential
while
ensuring
the
safety
public
acceptance
of
innovations.
This
review
explores
complex
aspects
future
food,
encompassing
security,
climate-resilient
digitalized
supply
chain,
alternative
protein
sources,
processing,
technology,
impact
biotechnology,
cultural
diversity
culinary
trends,
health
personalized
nutrition,
production
within
circular
bioeconomy.
article
offers
a
holistic
perspective
on
industry
characterized
innovation,
adaptability,
shared
commitment
system
resilience.
Achieving
sustainable,
nutritious,
environmentally
friendly
in
involves
comprehensive
changes
various
including
innovative
farming
processing
technologies,
Industry
4.0
applications,
as
well
approaches
that
redefine
how
we
consume
food.
Microorganisms,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
11(11), P. 2621 - 2621
Published: Oct. 24, 2023
Introducing
cover
crops
into
maize
rotation
systems
is
widely
practiced
to
increase
crop
productivity
and
achieve
sustainable
agricultural
development,
yet
the
potential
for
rotational
diversity
contribute
environmental
benefits
in
soils
remains
uncertain.
Here,
we
investigated
effects
of
different
patterns
on
physicochemical
properties,
enzyme
activities,
microbial
biomass
communities
from
field
experiments.
Crop
included
(i)
pure
monoculture
(CC),
(ii)
maize-garlic
(CG),
(iii)
maize-rape
(CR)
(iv)
maize-annual
ryegrass
one
year
(Cir1),
two
years
(Cir2)
three
(Cir3).
Our
results
showed
that
soil
properties
varied
all
patterns,
with
higher
total
available
phosphorus
concentrations
CG
CR
lower
organic
carbon
nitrogen
maize-ryegrass
rotations
compared
CC.
Specifically,
fertility
was
ranked
as
>
Cir2
Cir3
CC
Cir1.
decreased
activities
but
enhanced
biomass.
(C)
(N)
acquiring
C
N
concentrations,
increased
(P)
P
Soil
bacterial
fungal
(Shannon
index)
were
CC,
while
richness
(Chao1
CG,
CR,
Cir1
Cir2.
Most
notably
augmented
relative
abundance
bacteria,
including
Chloroflexi,
Gemmatimonadetes
Rokubacteria,
not
necessarily
decreasing
fungi
like
Basidiomycota,
Mortierellomycota
Anthophyta.
Redundancy
analysis
indicated
nitrate-N,
ammonium-N
had
a
large
impact
communities,
whereas
nitrate-N
ammonium-N,
P,
greater
effect
communities.
In
conclusion,
garlic,
rape
distinctly
modify
compositions.
Thus,
advocate
garlic
annual
recommend
two-year
perennial
Southwest
China.
Advances in systems analysis, software engineering, and high performance computing book series,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 391 - 430
Published: April 30, 2025
The
integration
of
Internet
Things
(IoT)
into
the
agricultural
sector
exhibits
potential
for
modernising
conventional
farming
and
tackling
various
obstacles
faced
by
community.
This
chapter
focuses
on
transformative
capacity
IoT
in
sector,
stressing
significant
insights
discoveries
obtained
from
several
case
studies.
enables
farmers
to
empower
efficient
operations
risk
reduction
monitoring
analysing
data
real-time.
Real
world
applications
show
IoT's
precise
agriculture
solutions,
which
contribute
sustainable
farm
mechanisation,
enhanced
livestock
management,
food
safety,
blockchain
technology,
supply
chain
visibility.
Collaboration
among
stakeholders,
giving
priorities
research
innovation,
encouraging
technology
adoption
are
essential
progress.
By
adopting
incorporating
inputs,
industry
can
initiate
an
approach
towards
automation,
thereby
guaranteeing
a
prosperous
future
communities
global
scale.
