Land Robots Reshape Ukraine-Russia War Dynamics
Ukrainian forces increasingly use unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs) to replace infantry in high-risk tasks, citing reduced casualties and enhanced battlefield efficiency.
Category : Agriculture
Sheep's Wool: Best Natural Slug Deterrent, Says Expert
A gardening expert with 25+ years of experience recommends sheep's wool as a natural slug barrier, more effective than eggshells or bark, to protect plants from damage.
Add Natural Item to Japanese Maple Soil Before Summer
Gardening experts urge adding mulch to Japanese maple soil in spring for better growth. Learn how to apply and avoid the graft site for best results.
Conservationist Killed by Rhino He Protected in South Africa
Schoeman van Jaarsveld, 58, was fatally gored by a black rhino during a patrol at Samara Karoo Reserve. He dedicated his life to anti-poaching efforts.
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Best Plants to Keep Rats Away from Your Garden
Discover the best plants to deter rats from your garden, according to experts. Natural repellents like mint and lavender can help keep rodents at bay.
Jakarta Targets 10 Tons of Invasive Janitor Fish Removal
Authorities in Jakarta are removing at least 10 tons of invasive janitor fish from waterways to restore ecological balance, amid concerns over water quality and animal welfare.
Mouse Plague Hits WA Farmers with 4,000 Burrows Per Hectare
Western Australia faces a severe mouse plague, with reports of up to 4,000 burrows per hectare, threatening grain crops and farmer livelihoods.
Bolivia's Cacao Farmers Win Against Gold Mining Industry
In Bolivia's biodiverse northwest, cacao farmers have successfully passed local laws banning gold mining to protect their organic crops and environment from contamination, setting a model for other municipalities.
UK Chicken Farming's Soya Dependence Risks Environment
The UK imports over 3 million tonnes of soya annually, with 68% from South America, fueling factory-farmed poultry. This reliance on cheap imported soya poses significant environmental and economic threats, including deforestation risks.
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Fallen 300-Year-Old Lime Tree Redefines Shropshire Landscape
A majestic common lime tree in The Marches, Shropshire, that stood for centuries defining the landscape has fallen during Storm Dave, leaving an absence that reshapes the vista and reveals historical fragments.
3 Plants to Attract Birds to Your Garden in April
Gardening expert Pim Dickson shares three essential plants to place outdoors in April that will encourage birds to visit your garden regularly throughout the year.
Gardener Warns Against Common Spring Planting Error
Peter Dowdall, The Irish Gardener, cautions against planting summer bedding too early despite sunny weather, explaining it wastes money and harms plants.
Wyoming Horse Feud Over Facebook 'Free' Offer Sparks Debate
A Wyoming mountain community is divided after a man offered his neighbor's wandering horses for free on Facebook, igniting a fierce debate about property rights and local 'fence-out' laws.
West Virginia Chemical Spill: Two Dead, 19 Hurt in Violent Reaction
A violent chemical reaction at a West Virginia plant has resulted in two fatalities and at least 19 hospitalisations. The incident involved nitric acid and produced toxic hydrogen sulphide gas.
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Chemical Spill in West Virginia Kills Two, Injures 19
A violent chemical spill at a West Virginia refinery has resulted in two fatalities and 19 injuries, including seven ambulance workers, prompting a shelter-in-place order.
Chemical Leak at West Virginia Plant Kills Two, Injures Nineteen
A chemical gas reaction at the Catalyst Refiners plant in Institute, West Virginia, has resulted in two fatalities and nineteen hospitalisations, including seven ambulance responders.
Chemical Spill in West Virginia Kills Two, Injures Over 20
A chemical spill at Catalyst Refiners Inc. in Kanawha County, West Virginia, has resulted in two fatalities and over 20 injuries, with authorities investigating the cause of the incident.
Kaleb Cooper's Barn Fire Destroys Farming Supplies
Kaleb Cooper from Clarkson's Farm shares devastation after a fire rips through his barn, destroying all his straw and farming supplies. The 27-year-old contractor faces a major setback.
Kaleb Cooper's Barn Destroyed in Fire on His Farm
Clarkson's Farm star Kaleb Cooper has revealed a devastating fire at his property, destroying his straw supply. The 27-year-old shared images of the incident on social media.
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Brits Unaware of Working Animals' Global Vital Roles
A new survey finds two-thirds of Brits rarely see working animals, with many unaware of their crucial roles in transport, healthcare, and safety worldwide.
Macaques Eat Soil to Treat Junk Food Digestive Issues
Gibraltar macaques eat soil to cope with digestive problems from tourists' junk food, a Cambridge study finds, suggesting this learned behavior helps them enjoy human snacks.
Gibraltar Monkeys Eat Soil to Counter Junk Food Effects
Gibraltar macaques have learned to eat soil to soothe stomachs upset by junk food from tourists. The behaviour may be socially learned and provides protective gut lining and minerals.
Sheep Wool: The Secret to a Thriving Spring Garden
Experts recommend adding sheep wool to gardens this spring for natural fertilisation, slug deterrence, moisture retention, and weed suppression, offering an eco-friendly alternative to chemicals.
Houseplant Hack: Overnight Tap Water Removes Chlorine
Leaving tap water in a wide-mouthed container overnight allows chlorine to evaporate, benefiting sensitive plants like calatheas and ferns, though chloramine may require alternative solutions.
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Welsh Farmers Sue Green Energy Firm Over Pylon Routes
Approximately 500 Welsh farmers have initiated a landmark high court case against Green Gen Cymru, alleging intimidation, unlawful land entry, and biosecurity risks related to new electricity pylon routes across rural Wales.
Peace Lilies Bloom with Monthly Rice Water Fertiliser
Gardening experts reveal how a simple monthly application of raw rice water can transform flowerless peace lilies into spectacular blooming plants, thanks to its natural nutrient content.
Screwworm Dangerously Close to Texas Border, Officials Warn
The New World screwworm, a parasite that kills cattle by feeding on living tissue, has been detected just 60 miles from Texas. Officials are implementing a sterile insect program to combat the threat.
Weather Swings Disrupt Flower Farms Ahead of Mother's Day
Northeast US farmers face crop damage from abrupt temperature shifts, with tulips blooming early and peaches ruined, forcing adaptation strategies.
Coffee Grounds Fertilise Tomatoes for Bigger Fruit
Gardeners can grow larger tomatoes by using leftover coffee grounds as a free fertiliser in spring. This method strengthens stems, improves soil, and deters pests naturally.
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Northeast Farmers Battle Whiplash Weather, Crops at Risk
Northeast flower and fruit farmers confront severe weather swings, with early blooms and frost warnings threatening harvests across multiple states.
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