John LaRose Jr.
Topics: Irrigation, Water, Economics, Sustainability, Ag Australia/NZ,
Study to put value on crop irrigation
WA researchers are analysing monetary returns that result from hort water.
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Team AgWiki
Rising to the Sustainability Challenge
Vertical indoor farms are helping farmers reach incredible heights in sustainability. Learn how they are rising to the challenge.
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John LaRose Jr.
Topics: Water, Economics, Government / Policies, Ag Australia/NZ,
'Simply unfair': Farmers left high and dry in national water infrastructure rebate scheme
Farmers believe they are owed millions of dollars through a Federal Government water infrastructure scheme, which was run by the states.
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Brandon Lance
America’s Public Plant Breeding Programs Are In Trouble
Plant breeding has been peddled as an important weapon in the fight against food insecurity. Tapping into a crop’s genetics lets scientists create new and improved plant versions that are more resilient to drought, rising temperatures and pests. Across the United States, breeding programs in public institutions like universities play a big role in this process and train the next generation of plant breeders. But recently released research shows the industry could be at risk. A new paper, published in the journal Crop Science, finds that the number of breeders in these programs is shrinking significantly. Researchers at Washington State
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Brandon Lance
13 Must-Read Climate Change Reports for 2020
These free studies and reports contain the latest authoritative information about food security, U.S. flood risks, renewable energy, and much more. If measured by the number of reports, the coronavirus has not slowed the work of the international, national, and non-governmental organizations keeping an eye on climate change.
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John LaRose Jr.
Topics: Ag Podcast US, Economics, Almonds, USDA, Ag Innovation, Coronavirus/COVID,
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Brandon Lance
"Water and food scarcity require technical solutions"
Almost four decades, that's how long Danny van den Bosch has worked for Codema. He started as an installation technician just before the rise of substrate cultivation and witnessed the market…
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08/20/2020 SOURCE: modernfarmer.com
Plant breeding has been peddled as an important weapon in the fight against food insecurity. Tapping into a crop’s genetics lets scientists create new and improved plant versions that are more resilient to drought, rising temperatures and pests. Across the United States, breeding programs in public institutions like universities play a big role in this process and train the next generation of plant breeders. But recently released research shows the industry could be at risk. A new paper, published in the journal Crop Science, finds that the number of breeders in these programs is shrinking significantly. Researchers at Washington State
America’s Public Plant Breeding Programs Are In Trouble
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08/20/2020 SOURCE: www.ecowatch.com
These free studies and reports contain the latest authoritative information about food security, U.S. flood risks, renewable energy, and much more. If measured by the number of reports, the coronavirus has not slowed the work of the international, national, and non-governmental organizations keeping an eye on climate change.
13 Must-Read Climate Change Reports for 2020
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08/20/2020 SOURCE: www.nationalhogfarmer.com
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