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World Food Is Running Dry for Too Many

shadowphenyx wrote 6 days ago: What are the striking facts from the article? 1. FOOD PRICES ARE SKYROCKETING From 2005-2008, the … more →

Tags: Society, Food Security, Food sovereignty, Policy and Law, Agriculture, Food, Sovereignty, Security, poverty

World Food Is Running Dry for Too Many

shadowphenyx wrote 6 days ago: What are the striking facts from the article? 1. FOOD PRICES ARE SKYROCKETING From 2005-2008, the … more →

Tags: Agriculture, Economics, Direct Trade, Food, Wheat, Corn, Sovereignty, Security, Crisis

World Food Is Running Dry for Too Many

shadowphenyx wrote 6 days ago: What are the striking facts from the article? 1. FOOD PRICES ARE SKYROCKETING From 2005-2008, the … more →

Tags: Agriculture, Food Security, Food sovereignty, Policy and Law, Society, Corn, Crisis, Famine, Food

getting Hungry?

maasaikenyanadventure wrote 2 weeks ago: Traditionally the Maasai rely solely on the by-products of their cattle and the goats they herd (bee … more →

Tags: expectations, kashu_parit, Milk, Diet, Local Customs, Maasai, staple food, chapati, ugali

Climate Change Impact on Staple Crops: A Moving Target

cgiar wrote 3 weeks ago: For nearly a decade, Philip Thornton and Peter Jones – a current and a former CGIAR scientist, respe … more →

Tags: Adaptation, Agriculture, climate change impact, Farmers, food crops, Beans, Computer Modeling

Zimbabwe: Infected by hope

karentoftera wrote 3 weeks ago: A lot of our travelling has been on untarmaced rough roads, as our partners are working with really … more →

Tags: CAFOD, Zimbabwe, Emergencies, Food, Caritas Zimbabwe, Food Programme, Bishop of Mutare, Alexio Muchabaiya, AbigailM

Field of Maize- Crawford, Texas

Sandra wrote 3 weeks ago: … more →

Tags: landscape, Crawford, Texas

Biofuels - their water footprint5 comments

robertkyriakides wrote 1 month ago: We are now growing crops for energy. Some places (such as the European Union) even have targets spec … more →

Tags: climate change, Carbon Emissions, Energy, Global Warming, biofuels, fuel, carbon dioxide, Jatropha, water footprint of biofuels

In the News

Melissa Lambert wrote 1 month ago: Social aid to Africa outpaces aid to productive sectors, allAfrica.com, June 2 Food prices inching … more →

Tags: In The News, southern africa, Kenya, food prices, aid, Zimbabwe

Fire Corn4 comments

Max Hersey wrote 1 month ago: Here’s an afterthought. Ill try to do this more often. It was lying there in a crowd of corn. … more →

Tags: Perú, Volunteer, Cusco, kuy, Fire, Corn, facunda, Cuidado!, nikolas

GM free please

littlem wrote 1 month ago: Australia has pretty good food labeling standards, but unfortunately last year Genetically Modified … more →

Tags: gardening, Australia, Corn, Food, Genetic modification, GENETICALLY modified, GM, GMO, Label

Upcycle my ride

Leila Darabi wrote 1 month ago: Check it: a group of students from Makerere University in Kampala, Uganda designed this “poor … more →

Tags: upcycling, Africa, Car, kampala, makarere, Nubian Cheetah, Tractors, Uganda, wired

Green beast @ Maize

surgebreaker wrote 2 months ago: Praerie Dragon appeared today… it killed me… Me, being the idiot that I am, revived on t … more →

Tags: Dragon, iria

Hallo wereldje...

Frank Verhoeven wrote 2 months ago: zo klein … more →

Tags: Standards and Criterea

Energy from manure

Stefan Saalmink wrote 2 months ago: bla bla bla … more →

Tags: Standards and Criterea, Jatropha, sugar cane

Climate Change in Africa - predicting and adapting

agrikenya wrote 2 months ago: Dr. Kai Sonder, GIS (Geographic Information Systems) expert at the International Institute of Tropic … more →

Tags: Africa, climate change, farming, rainfall

View 71: University of Michigan Campus16 comments

Scott Thomas Photography wrote 2 months ago: Tulips on the University of Michigan campus with Hill Auditorium and Burton Memorial Tower in the ba … more →

Tags: Travel, Weekly View, Archives, burton tower, Campus, College, degree, Flowers, hill auditorium

Southern Africa cereal output could be halved by climate change

stefanozoja wrote 2 months ago: South African corn field Production of cereals across Southern African countries could drop by 50% i … more →

Tags: Science, climate change, Agriculture, Soil, South Africa, Production, warming, Flood

Three Sisters

gardenerben wrote 2 months ago: We’ve been wondering what to do about the other half of the raspberry plot. In time it will be … more →

Tags: Vegetables, pea, Rasperries, Three Sisters, sweetcorn, Beans, Peas, courgette, Squash


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