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Confronting photos show severity of drought in South Africa

As the dry spell entered its fourth year, tap water turned brown and smelled like rotting ...

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TOPIC(S): Ag Europe, Ag Africa,

11/29/2019 SOURCE: www.irishtimes.com

Zimbabwe struggling to feed itself as natural disasters wreak havoc

The one-time ‘bread basket of Africa’ faces a severe crisis in wake of cyclone...

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'Cultured' meat could create more problems than it solves

According to some, meat "grown" in a laboratory would only have advantages: an end to anim...

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TOPIC(S): Ag India,

11/29/2019 SOURCE: www.thehindu.com

India’s food basket must be enlarged

Agrobiodiversity can help improve the country’s poor ranking in the Global Hunger Index...

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Female farmers are fueling agriculture’s resurgence in the Roaring Fork Valley near Aspen

The number of farming-related, start-up businesses that have sprouted in the Roaring Fork ...

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TOPIC(S): Hemp,

11/28/2019 SOURCE: www.thenewsenterprise.com

USDA suspends use of RFID tag

United States Department of Agriculture again has retracted its plan to phase-in the use o...

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TOPIC(S): Ag Africa,

11/27/2019 SOURCE: www.cnbcafrica.com

Op-Ed: Getting women in the driverâs seat of Africaâs agribusiness revolution - CNBC Africa

Women are the backbone of Africaâs agricultural sector. While their influence on the ...

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TOPIC(S): Conservation/Tillage, USDA,

11/27/2019 SOURCE: southeastagnet.com

USDA Announces Awards to Put Conservation Innovation to Work on U.S. Farms

USDA/NRCS is awarding more than .....implement and evaluate innovative approaches that hav...

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TOPIC(S): Sustainability, World Hunger, Climate Change,

11/27/2019 SOURCE: www.washingtonpost.com

Global greenhouse gas emissions must begin falling by 7.6 percent each year beginning 2020 — a rate currently nowhere in sight — to meet the most ambitious aims of the Paris climate accord, the report issued early Tuesday found. Its authors acknowledged that the findings are “bleak.” After all, the world has never demonstrated the ability to cut greenhouse gas emissions on such a scale.

In bleak report, U.N. says drastic action is only way to avoid worst effects of climate change

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Confronting photos show severity of drought in South Africa

Zimbabwe struggling to feed itself as natural disasters wreak havoc

'Cultured' meat could create more problems than it solves

India’s food basket must be enlarged

Female farmers are fueling agriculture’s resurgence in the Roaring Fork Valley near Aspen

USDA suspends use of RFID tag

Op-Ed: Getting women in the driverâs seat of Africaâs agribusiness revolution - CNBC Africa

USDA Announces Awards to Put Conservation Innovation to Work on U.S. Farms

In bleak report, U.N. says drastic action is only way to avoid worst effects of climate change

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Op-Ed: Getting women in the driverâs seat of Africaâs agribusiness revolution - CNBC Africa