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BGU Finds a Way to Stop Cow Farts

May 19, 2020

Tags: Natural Sciences

Manipulating their microbiomes decreases methane emissions, effectively reducing global warming.

The Future of Prawn Farming Is Female

May 11, 2020

Tags: Natural Sciences

BGU researchers find that raising prawns in a single-sex enviroment is good for business and the earth.

Negev Wines May Represent the Future of Viticulture

April 20, 2020

Tags: Desert & Water Research, Negev Development & Community Programs

BGU's Prof. Fait teaches European winegrowers how to cope with climate change.

Using Bats as Pesticides

March 16, 2020

Tags: Desert & Water Research

BGU researchers say farmers should turn to bats to combat destructive pests that ravage cotton crops.

BGU Researchers Invent Sensor to Monitor Water Pollution

January 17, 2020

Tags: Desert & Water Research

New invention will notify farmers of an increase in underground nitrate levels – preventing water pollution.

Unusual Crops Could Become Climate Saviors

January 7, 2020

Tags: Desert & Water Research

As the planet warms, BGU researchers are working to improve crop output in adverse conditions.

The Future of Wine: Very, Very Dry

October 4, 2019

Tags: Desert & Water Research

The New York Times visited the Negev and met with BGU scientists to learn about dryland agriculture.

3D-Printed Coral Could Possibly Replace the Real Thing

September 23, 2019

Tags: Natural Sciences

Some color-discerning fish even preferred the plastic version when a particular color caught their eye.

“Super Shrimp” May Protect Millions Against Disease

September 12, 2019

Tags: Natural Sciences

BGU’s single-sex prawns might also increase aquaculture yields—a boon for the third world.