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TACLOBAN CITY — Farmers in a coastal town in Leyte are projected to have improved crop yields and cut production costs ...

NAGA CITY — Farmers in Camarines Sur are finding a sustainable lifeline in solar energy, as a government-led initiative significantly cuts irrigation costs and eases the burden of rising fuel and ...

The integration of photovoltaic (PV) water pumping systems into irrigation practices has emerged as a sustainable approach to addressing both water and energy challenges. These systems harness solar ...

PESHAWAR: A major climate-smart agriculture milestone was achieved in Swat with the inauguration of an AI-enabled solar-powered high efficiency irrigation system at Agriculture Research Institute (ARI ...

Have a green thumb and enjoy gardening, but looking for a handy gadget that can help you do things more efficiently? This ...

An experiment conducted by the Cape Girardeau County office of the USDA's Natural Resource Conservation Service is capturing the power of sunlight to provide fuel for irrigation. So far, the results ...

In a Policy Forum, Soumya Balasubramanya and colleagues argue that the carbon emissions reductions gleaned from the rapidly expanding transition to solar-powered groundwater irrigation by ...

Farmers in Camarines Sur heaved a collective sigh of relief with the opening of two Solar-Powered Irrigation Projects (SPIPs) worth P332 million, an initiative of the President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr.

Nearly half of irrigation costs in Bangladesh are due to irrigation, and the diesel pumps that currently power irrigation networks are responsible for 1.6% of the country’s greenhouse gas emissions.

The urgency of the climate crisis is felt across sub-Saharan Africa. As droughts and floods become more common and severe, crops fail and traditional rain-fed agriculture is becoming increasingly ...