Data Sheet 1_Decades of failure to prevent harm to patients—where are we going wrong? A mixed methods study of the perspectives of health services staff across Australia and intern... by Mia Bierbaum (5899037)

Participant characteristics. by Zamzam I. A. Ali (21688437)

Subjects: “…acknowledging potential harms…”

<b>Farming</b><b> behavior by the Large Hawk-cuckoo toward the Silver-eared Mesia and Black-streaked Scimitar Babbler</b> by Jianping Liu (22507346)

“…This interaction often triggers an evolutionary arms race between increasingly deceptive parasites and increasingly defensive hosts. According to the farming hypothesis, when suitable host nests are limited, some parasitic birds may destroy unsuitable host nests through “Farming behavior” to induce re-nesting, thereby creating new opportunities for parasitism. …”

Table 6_AI-based predictive modeling for enteric methane mitigation: cross-farm validation using an allicin based essential oil.docx by Yaniv Altshuler (645084)

“…Since the wide variety of feed additives available in the market, validating the model across a diverse range of additives is critical for its adoption in commercial farming practices. In this study, we extensively validate the model across ten commercial farms over a three-month period, involving 339 Holstein cows, and using an allicin-based essential oil (Allimax), an organosulfur compound obtained from garlic with potential to reduce enteric methane emissions. …”

Table 4_AI-based predictive modeling for enteric methane mitigation: cross-farm validation using an allicin based essential oil.docx by Yaniv Altshuler (645084)

“…Since the wide variety of feed additives available in the market, validating the model across a diverse range of additives is critical for its adoption in commercial farming practices. In this study, we extensively validate the model across ten commercial farms over a three-month period, involving 339 Holstein cows, and using an allicin-based essential oil (Allimax), an organosulfur compound obtained from garlic with potential to reduce enteric methane emissions. …”

Table 5_AI-based predictive modeling for enteric methane mitigation: cross-farm validation using an allicin based essential oil.docx by Yaniv Altshuler (645084)

“…Since the wide variety of feed additives available in the market, validating the model across a diverse range of additives is critical for its adoption in commercial farming practices. In this study, we extensively validate the model across ten commercial farms over a three-month period, involving 339 Holstein cows, and using an allicin-based essential oil (Allimax), an organosulfur compound obtained from garlic with potential to reduce enteric methane emissions. …”

Table 1_AI-based predictive modeling for enteric methane mitigation: cross-farm validation using an allicin based essential oil.docx by Yaniv Altshuler (645084)

“…Since the wide variety of feed additives available in the market, validating the model across a diverse range of additives is critical for its adoption in commercial farming practices. In this study, we extensively validate the model across ten commercial farms over a three-month period, involving 339 Holstein cows, and using an allicin-based essential oil (Allimax), an organosulfur compound obtained from garlic with potential to reduce enteric methane emissions. …”

Table 2_AI-based predictive modeling for enteric methane mitigation: cross-farm validation using an allicin based essential oil.docx by Yaniv Altshuler (645084)

“…Since the wide variety of feed additives available in the market, validating the model across a diverse range of additives is critical for its adoption in commercial farming practices. In this study, we extensively validate the model across ten commercial farms over a three-month period, involving 339 Holstein cows, and using an allicin-based essential oil (Allimax), an organosulfur compound obtained from garlic with potential to reduce enteric methane emissions. …”

Table 3_AI-based predictive modeling for enteric methane mitigation: cross-farm validation using an allicin based essential oil.docx by Yaniv Altshuler (645084)

“…Since the wide variety of feed additives available in the market, validating the model across a diverse range of additives is critical for its adoption in commercial farming practices. In this study, we extensively validate the model across ten commercial farms over a three-month period, involving 339 Holstein cows, and using an allicin-based essential oil (Allimax), an organosulfur compound obtained from garlic with potential to reduce enteric methane emissions. …”

Table 7_AI-based predictive modeling for enteric methane mitigation: cross-farm validation using an allicin based essential oil.docx by Yaniv Altshuler (645084)

“…Since the wide variety of feed additives available in the market, validating the model across a diverse range of additives is critical for its adoption in commercial farming practices. In this study, we extensively validate the model across ten commercial farms over a three-month period, involving 339 Holstein cows, and using an allicin-based essential oil (Allimax), an organosulfur compound obtained from garlic with potential to reduce enteric methane emissions. …”

Supplementary file 1_A novel multilayer cultivation strategy improves light utilization and fruit quality in plant factories for tomato production.docx by Hanaka Furuta (21810740)

“…The conventional I-shaped method involved vertical growth on the top tier with downward lighting, while the novel S-shaped method trained each plant horizontally across the second to fourth tiers with lateral lighting on each level. …”

Table 1_Advances and challenges in plant N-glycoengineering: when fucosylation matters.xlsx by Kavya Gauba (22775996)

Supplementary file 1_Climate-resilient strategies for wheat farming: minimizing climate impact, optimizing productivity, and maximizing profitability in the subtropical agroecologi... by Vijay Singh Meena (20564213)

“…<p>This study builds upon existing knowledge to quantify the extent of on-farm yield gaps and identify the most effective climate-resilient strategies (CRSs) to bridge them. …”

<b>The biological performance of a pond recirculating aquaculture system for farming the giant freshwater prawn (</b><b><i>Macrobrachium rosenbergii</i></b><b>)</b> by Yang Yi (22012430)

“…In this study, we established a pond recirculating aquaculture system (PRAS) for freshwater prawn (<i>Macrobrachium rosenbergii</i>) farming and evaluated its biological performance. …”

Table 1_Agricultural sustainability in the European Union: a review of concepts, policies and economic perspectives.docx by Ioan Prigoreanu (22687250)

“…Third, empirical evidence from recent studies on the economic and financial performance of EU farms was synthesized to identify the structural determinants of viability. …”

Soil carbon accrual and crop production enhanced by sustainable subsoil management by Haishui Yang (20651789)

Nanoplastics Stimulate Colony Formation and Bloom in <i>Phaeocystis globosa</i> by Yingxia Li (385992)

“…The genus <i>Phaeocystis</i> is a globally distributed harmful alga that adversely impacts marine ecosystems. …”

Data Sheet 1_Integrated land systems for sustainable food production and biodiversity conservation in the semi-arid to moist tropics: stakeholder perspectives from Andhra Pradesh,... by Iris Berger (21766859)

“…This is particularly pronounced in the south-Indian state Andhra Pradesh, where one of the largest agroecological transitions globally, namely Zero Budget Natural Farming (ZBNF), is currently underway, but involvement of conservation scientists and practitioners has been minimal and policy spheres are disjunct. …”

Autonomous Agriculture to Support Space Exploration by Jenny Mortimer (9086825)

“…</p><p dir="ltr">Scientists involved included Dr. Ali Gill, Ms Chalotte Bampton and Ms Wendy Sullivan (Adelaide), Dr Samalka Wijeweera and Dr Troy Miller (UWA), Dr Eva Herrero Serrano (Cambridge), Dr John Stamford (Vertical Future).…”

Table 1_Assessment of a program for monitoring antimicrobial purchase and resistance in Escherichia coli and Salmonella enterica on pig farms in the Midwestern United States from M... by Karyn A. Havas (16712667)

“…The available NARMS breakpoints are designed for humans, can be used for public health monitoring, and are likely to be applicable primarily to gastrointestinal infections involving the same bacteria in farm animals.</p>…”