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In winter, grasses often contain a lot of fructans. If horses eat too much of it, it can have serious consequences. An article on landundforst.de draws attention to the fact that frost itself is not a problem for horses, but frozen grass often contains a lot of fructan. Increased fructan intake in horses is a potential trigger for the development of feed-related laminitis. Fructan is a molecule that consists of a chain of fructose molecules linked together, with a glucose molecule at the end. Fructans are sugars that can cause digestive disorders in humans as well. During photosynthesis, the plant produces energy, from which it develops cellulose for its growth. Under favorable conditions, this process runs smoothly, and the energy can be invested directly into the plant's growth. If the plant cannot grow for some reason (e.g., it is too cold or too dry), it stores the energy in the form of fructan and also provides protection against frost. Sunny days following frosty nights are ...

Frutas AI has developed a robot dog designed to collect data on crop conditions, which has already begun operating in agricultural fields. Kedar Iyer, CEO of Frutas AI, a company specializing in agricultural robotics, spoke about the robot’s features and performance. According to Iyer, the challenges currently facing agriculture require automated solutions, yet the sector

From a village in Uttar Pradesh to the world’s most prized rice fields, Padma Shri awardee Dr Ashok Kumar Singh’s science has reshaped livelihoods, exports, and the future of Indian agriculture. By Hiren Kumar Bose In the sun-drenched fields of India’s Basmati belt, where golden grains sway under vast skies, 63-year-old Dr Ashok Kumar Singh — recently named […]