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Italian firms seek partners to enhance partnership in Việt Nam s agricultural mechanisation

The mechanisation level in Việt Nam’s agriculture is relatively low compared to other countries in the region and the world,

Republic ofLoc quangBon xangAnh tuItalian trade office in viItalian embassy in viInstitute of agricultural engineeringMinistry of agricultureRural developmentAgricultural engineeringPost harvest technologyItalian embassyItalian trade officeFabio de cillisVietnam newsOur say

The future of Kenya s agribusiness is automation and mechanisation

The future of Kenya s agribusiness is automation and mechanisation
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Wu luofaInstitute of agricultural engineeringJiangxi academy of agricultural scienceAfrican commodities exchangeAgricultural engineeringJiangxi academyAgricultural scienceManaging director

Rooster in the mirror: these bird-brains may be smarter than we thought

It turns out bird-brained might not be the insult we thought it was. According to research done by a pair of universities in Germany, roosters may have the ability recognize themselves. But it took an unconventional method to get there.

Nordrhein westfalenInga tiemannSonja hillemacherJoe noceraInstitute of agricultural engineeringUniversity of bonnRuhr university bochumPublic library of scienceSonja hillemacher university of bonnVolker lannert university of bonnUniversity of new brunswickAgricultural engineeringPublic libraryNew brunswick

The Ego-Consciousness Of The Feathered Fowl?

The Ego-Consciousness Of The Feathered Fowl?
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Nordrhein westfalenSonja hillemacherInga tiemannBochum universityDepartment of biopsychologyUniversity of bonnInstitute of agricultural engineeringRuhr university in bochumSchool hamburgAgricultural engineeringRuhr university

Roosters might be able to recognize themselves in the mirror, showing signs of developed cognition

Only a few animals have so far passed the mirror self-recognition test. This could have important moral implications.

Nordrhein westfalenSonja hillemacherInga tiemannCampus of the university bonnUniversity of bonnSonja hillemacher university of bonnInstitute of agricultural engineeringAgricultural engineering