Stronger evidence needed for soil carbon as climate solution

A recent report emphasizes the urgent need for robust evidence to build trust in soil carbon sequestration as a viable climate mitigation strategy. While promising, current methods for measuring and verifying soil carbon changes face significant challenges. Experts call for improved standards to support large-scale investments.

Purdue Eco Report Discusses Weeding Technology

The Eco Report on September 5, 2025, featured an interview with Dr. Tommy Butts of Purdue University on future weeding technologies and monitoring. The discussion transitioned to advancements in agricultural monitoring to reduce environmental impact. This report highlights innovations in sustainable farming practices.

Bee Parasite Spreads Globally Affecting Pollinators

September 15, 2025 Ti AI ṣe iroyin

A new bee parasite is spreading worldwide, potentially impacting billions of pollinators as reported on September 15, 2025. This could threaten agriculture and ecosystems. Scientists are investigating containment methods.

Flooding Hits Punjab Province in Pakistan

September 15, 2025 Ti AI ṣe iroyin

Heavy monsoon rains have caused severe flooding in Punjab, Pakistan, destroying thousands of acres of crops on September 15, 2025. Local authorities are responding with relief efforts to aid affected farmers and communities. This event underscores ongoing climate vulnerabilities in the region.

California's farm-to-school grants aid local farmers and schools

California has introduced a $14 million grant program to bolster farm-to-school initiatives, connecting local farms with school cafeterias. The effort aims to provide healthier meals for students while offering financial support to struggling farmers. Officials say it addresses ongoing agricultural challenges amid climate pressures.