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Dr. Nimrod Israely on LinkedIn: "The farmer is excited, it's time for a selfie. A moment of relief after many months of hard work and tension. The background noise is rain. #theagriculturalgap #theagriculturalpackage #sustainableagriculture #farmers #agribusiness #africa #agriculture #export"

November 20, 2019: Dr. Nimrod Israely posted on LinkedIn...

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TOPIC(S): Ag Africa,

11/23/2019 SOURCE: hitzdairies.com

Farmers are committing suicide as drought in southern Africa reaches disaster ranges - Hitz Dairies

VOSBURG, South Africa — Citizens name this drought-stricken neighborhood a “forgotten ...

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Topics: Beekeeping,

Some Mexican stingless bees whom the Mayans use their honey for all kinds of medicine. From curing pinkeye to clearing mucus out of the throat when sick. You may gave to zoom in, but they are there. Teeny tiny little things they are...

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TOPIC(S): Ag India, Climate Change,

11/23/2019 SOURCE: www.equaltimes.org

In West Bengal farmers are resisting climate change and rising costs with indigenous rice

Two decades ago, when Pramila Mandal got married in the remote Indian village of Atapur i...

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TOPIC(S): GMO's, Ag Asia / Pacific,

11/23/2019 SOURCE: www.europeanscientist.com

Golden rice finally on track for approval in Bangladesh – what is the delay?

Golden rice was developed to prevent childhood blindness and mortality in the developing w...

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Nimrod Israely
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Dr. Nimrod Israely on LinkedIn: "Malaria and mosquito borne diseases are still the number one health problem of Africa. In a recent conference on Sheba - Tel Ha SHomer Hospital we discussed the status of malaria in #Africa and the way forward to improve malaria control. I mainly focused on the need of using a New concept for the control of mosquitoes. For my full presentation this event https://lnkd.in/gGvYwbe #malaria #africa #mosquitoes Michael Levinrad WDW Insurance Group Eyal Leshem"

November 22, 2019: Dr. Nimrod Israely posted on LinkedIn...

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China's Switch To Russia's Soybeans No Match For U.S. Farmers

China first approved phytosanitary authorities for Russia’s soybean imports in December ...

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11/22/2019 SOURCE: www.fastcompany.com

This lettuce is so local, they grow it right in the supermarket

QFC supermarkets around Seattle now feature standing indoor farms that grow the produce in...

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TOPIC(S): Agriculture US,

11/22/2019 SOURCE: www.kark.com

USDA announces funding to control feral swine in Arkansas

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (News Release) — The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) announced i...

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TOPIC(S): Pesticides,

11/21/2019 SOURCE: www.producer.com

Ottawa delays neonic decision to January | The Western Producer

Health Canada was supposed to make a final decision on banning neonics in December. The de...

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Dr. Nimrod Israely on LinkedIn: "The farmer is excited, it's time for a selfie. A moment of relief after many months of hard work and tension. The background noise is rain. #theagriculturalgap #theagriculturalpackage #sustainableagriculture #farmers #agribusiness #africa #agriculture #export"

Farmers are committing suicide as drought in southern Africa reaches disaster ranges - Hitz Dairies

In West Bengal farmers are resisting climate change and rising costs with indigenous rice

Golden rice finally on track for approval in Bangladesh – what is the delay?

China's Switch To Russia's Soybeans No Match For U.S. Farmers

This lettuce is so local, they grow it right in the supermarket

USDA announces funding to control feral swine in Arkansas

Ottawa delays neonic decision to January | The Western Producer

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