The availability of fresh water is limited worldwide. Even though approximately three-fourths of the Earth’s surface is covered by water, only 0.0012% of it is readily available for all uses, and it ...

However, only a part of this agricultural water diverted is effectively used in the production of food or other agricultural commodities and the remaining does not reach the crop/plants because of ...

Africa's predominantly rainfed agricultural sector is highly vulnerable to erratic rainfall and the impacts of climate change. Despite having significant irrigation potential, only a small fraction of ...

Water is a precious resource to all farmers and ranchers, and infrastructure, technology, and conservation are especially critical in regions receiving less rainfall than the rest of the country.

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Andrew Slaughter is supported by the Global Water Futures (GWF) programme in his capacity as a Visiting Professor within the Global Institute for Water Security, University of Saskatchewan. Dr ...

A delegation from Egypt, Jordan, Tunisia, Lebanon and the Arab Water Council visited China to study water management in early February 2018 China and these countries in the Middle East and North ...

auseef Ahmad, a young, vibrant and qualified manager of a coloured bell pepper (capsicum) crop in Kallar Kahar, Chakwal district, a rain-fed area in the Punjab, is very happy after installing soil ...

This article originally appeared on Burlington Free Press: How farms can get grants for runoff work as Vermont celebrates 10 ...

Kansas State State University has received more than $16.3 million for a study to address fragmented research on the interplay between agricultural management and local environmental conditions. Led ...

Florida Commissioner of Agriculture Wilton Simpson announced today that the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services’ (FDACS) Agricultural Regional Projects Program is now accepting ...