Speaking at a news conference regarding his participation in the 15th meeting of agriculture ministers of BRICS, he stated, “With the coordination made between the agricultural officials of Iran and ...

A nut typically contains a single seed encased within a tough, woody outer wall known as the pericarp. Nuts do not open naturally to release their seed. This key characteristic classifies them as ...

And while some nuts may shine when it comes to protein, "every nut has a different nutrition profile," she adds. Brazil nuts, for instance, are an excellent source of selenium, and you'll find a ...

Nuts are an underrated source of protein. Why underrated? Well, they’re not chicken breast, Greek yogurt, or other concentrated, high doses of complete protein. But nuts have a lot going for ...

The thing about Brazil is that it is big. Very big. And thanks to fertile soils and a massive 1.8 to 2.6-plus metre annual rainfall and ready access to agricultural technology, incredibly productive.

It occurs at particularly high levels in Brazil nuts, which, according to some sources, contain a whopping 544 micrograms of selenium per 28-gram (1-ounce) portion – that’s 989 percent of the ...

The government has also said these seeds lead to a higher percentage of broken rice during milling — the process of removing the outer husk and bran layers from paddy (unmilled rice) to produce edible ...