Are we killing the golden goose of our food system?
It’s time to rethink agricultural productivity and farmer profitability.
Maximizing crop yields doesn’t always mean maximum profits for farmers. Studies show that pushing for the highest yields can lead to diminishing returns, jeopardizing farmer livelihoods and long-term food security.
Regenerative agriculture offers a balanced solution, focusing on optimal production rather than maximum yield.

A Muslim agricultural scientist who revolutionized farming worldwide and invented drip irrigation and greenhouse cultivation!

Ibn al-Awwam al-Ishbili, the Andalusian genius who authored the famous “Book of Agriculture”!
This book is not just an ordinary publication, but a comprehensive agricultural encyclopedia containing information on 585 plant species and 50 types of fruit trees!

The Silent Disruptor in Our Farms and Gardens
While we often think of climate change on a global scale, its effects are hitting close to home – right in our farms and gardens.

Spring-blooming shrubs may flower earlier and wilt sooner, while summer plants might start blooming too soon. This not only affects the aesthetic appeal of our gardens but also disrupts the ecosystems that rely on these plants.

This article sheds light on how agripreneurship—applying entrepreneurial ideas to agriculture—is making a real difference in underdeveloped countries.
In places where farming faces big challenges like low productivity and aging farmers, young agripreneurs are stepping up with innovative solutions. They’re using modern technology to turn traditional farming into profitable businesses, which boosts the economy and strengthens food security.

Moisture sensors are revolutionizing regenerative agriculture, helping farmers balance water conservation and food security. These smart devices optimize irrigation, reduce water waste, and improve crop yields. By providing real-time soil data, they enable precise water management, enhancing soil health and crop resilience. As we face global water scarcity, moisture sensors are becoming indispensable tools for sustainable farming and food production.

Discover how farmers are leveraging mobile phones to access vital information, improve their practices, and secure better livelihoods.