Worldwide, food waste is one of the prime issues threatening food security and the Kingdom
of Saudi Arabia (KSA) is not an exception. With 427 kg of food wasted per capita per year …

Farmers as volunteers in research could potentially provide a rich resource for exploring
sustainable agricultural research questions. To discern emerging patterns in citizen science …

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is known for its extreme climate where temperatures can
exceed 50° C, especially in summer. Improving agricultural production can only be achieved …

Urban water consumption has significant implications for both human welfare and the
environment, especially in arid regions. In Saudi Arabia, where 60% of the urban water …

Saudi Arabia (KSA) is at the edge of a serious and quickly worsening water catastrophe, due
to low rainfall, which might have detrimental effects on the kingdom's ecology and economic …

The enormous amounts of food going as waste to landfills is of great concern in Saudi
Arabia. The issue of food waste is complex, with its numerous social, cultural, economic, and …

Saudi Arabia is an arid country that lacks permanent water-bodies. Saudi Arabia relies on its
oil resources to operate its desalination plants to supply potable water. Paradoxically, it has …

Introduction Multiple estimates suggest the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) may have one of
the highest rates of wasted food globally. The KSA has limited arable lands and scarce …

Agricultural technology integration has become a key strategy for attaining agricultural
sustainability. This study examined the integration of technology in agricultural practices …

Automation is being fueled by a multifaceted approach to technological advancements,
which includes advances in artificial intelligence, robotics, sensors, and cloud computing …