How Insect Sex Pheromones Are Saving Argentina’s Wine Industry
The grapevine moth flocked to South American vineyards more than a decade ago. Now, wineries are utilizing a sustainable method of mating disruption to get rid of them.
Research on Aquatic Farmed Animal Welfare Is Pitifully Limited
You care about cage-free eggs. But nobody seems to know much about caged tilapia.
Study: Strategies Can Drastically Cut Emissions From Livestock
Efficiency and carbon sequestration seem to be the key.
Australian Farmers Struggle Through a Plague of Mice
Millions of mice are destroying huge amounts of Australian grain.
Which Are Better Problem Solvers: Sheep or Goats?
Today in “answers to questions you’d never think to ask.”
Seaweed May Be the Answer to the Burping Cow Problem
New study finds a type of red algae reduces the methane in their burps.
Study: Some Wild Pigs May Actually Help Biodiversity
At least in one part of Malaysia. Sort of.
Why Are Banned ‘Bee-Killer’ Neonicotinoids Still Being Used in Europe?
A legal loophole is keeping these pesticides in use.
