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In pandemic, drones are used to drop medical supplies from the sky

With a loud whir and a whoosh, a fixed-wing drone slingshots out of a medical warehouse, z...

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Topics: Sustainability, Ag Asia / Pacific, Urban Farming, Coronavirus/COVID,

New-wave urban farming

People continue to lose their jobs amid Covid-19, raising concerns about whether farmers a...

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With Coronavirus Roiling Food Supply, Local Agriculture Sees Resurgence

Across the Ohio Valley, farmers that sell locally are seeing skyrocketing interest in the ...

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Topics: Agriculture Global, Drones UAV, World Population, Coronavirus/COVID,

In pandemic, drones are used to drop medical supplies from the sky

With a loud whir and a whoosh, a fixed-wing drone slingshots out of a medical warehouse, z...

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Turkish tea growers brewing up solutions to virus travel curbs - Turkey News

As restrictions due to the novel coronavirus prevent seasonal workers especially from Geor...

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Topics: Lamb/Sheep, Economics, Coronavirus/COVID, Ag Middle East,

Fears a 'catastrophic incident' may have happened if coronavirus ship sheep were sent to Middle East

An estimated $12 million shipment of sheep originally bound for the Middle East will have ...

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Topics: Livestock/Meat, Vegetables, Poultry, Fruit, Beef Cattle, Urban Farming, Coronavirus/COVID,

Pandemic stirs greater demand for local meat and produce as Alaskans head into summer - Alaska Public Media

"Farmers are selling everything they can get slaughtered right now," said Schade."...

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TOPIC(S): Agriculture US, Agriculture Global, Poultry, Beef Cattle, Pork/Swine/Pig/Hog, Coronavirus/COVID,

06/04/2020 SOURCE: time.com

The Coronavirus Pandemic Has Some Predicting the End of Meat. Here's Why Americans Are Unlikely to Change Their Eating Habits

The consumption of meat has long signaled human authority over nature ...

The Coronavirus Pandemic Has Some Predicting the End of Meat. Here's Why Americans Are Unlikely to Change Their Eating Habits

The consumption of meat has long signaled human authority over nature ...

"Unparalleled Discovery" of Ancient Skeletons Reveals First Use of Maize in Mesoamerica - SciTechDaily

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In pandemic, drones are used to drop medical supplies from the sky

New-wave urban farming

With Coronavirus Roiling Food Supply, Local Agriculture Sees Resurgence

In pandemic, drones are used to drop medical supplies from the sky

Turkish tea growers brewing up solutions to virus travel curbs - Turkey News

Fears a 'catastrophic incident' may have happened if coronavirus ship sheep were sent to Middle East

Pandemic stirs greater demand for local meat and produce as Alaskans head into summer - Alaska Public Media

The Coronavirus Pandemic Has Some Predicting the End of Meat. Here's Why Americans Are Unlikely to Change Their Eating Habits

The Coronavirus Pandemic Has Some Predicting the End of Meat. Here's Why Americans Are Unlikely to Change Their Eating Habits

"Unparalleled Discovery" of Ancient Skeletons Reveals First Use of Maize in Mesoamerica - SciTechDaily

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