>"National disaster declared as crops fail after poor rains and locusts, while ethnic conflicts add to crisis"

>"Researchers are finding that when pulverized rock is applied to agricultural fields, the soil pulls far more carbon from the air and crop _...Read More_

Study finds agriculture and pesticide use threaten relatives of world’s most important crops, _...Read More_

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>"Here’s how the United Nations should harness science and technology to improve nutrition and safeguard the environment."

"Correcting and reducing the distortions and protection in food and agricultural markets would benefit vulnerable producers and consumers the most"

Beyond certain climate ‘tipping points’, some food systems will not be able to continue existing in their current _...Read More_

>"Our changing climate is forcing winemakers to adapt with earlier harvests and hardier grapes. Here is a sample of labels that can stand the heat"

"Chris Newman, founder of Virginia-based Sylvanaqua Farms, on why feeding people needs to be at the heart of sustainable farming"

"When it comes to competing against forces of gentrification and big agribusiness in the name of food equity, small farmers and urban farms have a lot in common."

A population of more than 9 billion people, hotter temperatures, decaying ecosystems and increasingly severe natural disasters. That is what our world is facing by 2050 because of climate change. Even before the addition of some two _...Read More_

Air pollution inhibits crop growth, and a pretty measurable amount of increased yield comes from shutting down coal plants! Getting rid of dirty energy makes the world better in so many ways.

>"After decades of discriminating against Black farmers and ignoring their complaints, the USDA is promising to do better. Again."

>"When many people think of farms, they picture endless fields in the middle of nowhere. They envision corn, soybeans, and wheat growing in the sun. They assume that the people riding tractors are…"

"When wells run dry in the Willcox basin those who can afford to just dig deeper – leaving homes high and dry as the aquifer is drained"