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Nancy Kavazanjian
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Coronavirus could impact Central Wisconsin ginseng business - WAOW

The coronavirus continues to spread globally and could have an impact on the ginseng busin...

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JAMES MSASA
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Topics: Organic, Agriculture Global, Fruit, Young Farmers, Agronomy,

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Avocado prices have boomed in the last decade — here's why they are so expensive

Avocado has become one of the world’s trendiest foods, but they require an extraordinary...

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Nancy Kavazanjian
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US agriculture chief urges EU to listen to science, not fear-mongering NGOs

When it comes to food, EU policymakers should make science-based decisions if they want to...

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Nancy Kavazanjian
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US agriculture chief urges EU to listen to science, not fear-mongering NGOs

When it comes to food, EU policymakers should make science-based decisions if they want to...

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Nancy Kavazanjian
shared this article 5 years ago
Topics: Agriculture Global,

US agriculture chief urges EU to listen to science, not fear-mongering NGOs

When it comes to food, EU policymakers should make science-based decisions if they want to...

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JAMES MSASA
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Flooding in Iringa, Tanzania. Many people's properties damaged due to high rainfall.

Floods (IDODI & PAWAGA)

Some of Houses, farms and cattles has been taken away by water. Too much damages and losse...

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Nancy Kavazanjian
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Topics: Soil Health, Agriculture Global, Regenerative Agriculture,

Wow paper on soil carbon sequestration retracted!

Digging deeper: Authors retract soil paper so “the error we made does not propagate”

via Wikimedia The authors of a 2018 paper on how much carbon soil can store have retracted...

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Nancy Kavazanjian
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Topics: Agriculture Global, Pork/Swine/Pig/Hog,

Italy seizes 9.5 tonnes of Chinese pork to prevent African swine...

Italy's tax police seized and destroyed 9.5 tonnes of pork from China which was banned by ...

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Nancy Kavazanjian
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Hybrid wheat, the last frontier of global food crops.

Hybrid wheat on Syngenta’s radar for UK growers - Farmers Weekly

Syngenta is developing hybrid wheat that could be available in five years and provide a su...

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Nancy Kavazanjian
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Topics: Agriculture US, Agriculture Global, Regenerative Agriculture,

Planting a big idea

The power of plants to fight climate change

Â THE YEAR 1983 was a good one for plant biology. Scientists mastered the technologies t...

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Coronavirus could impact Central Wisconsin ginseng business - WAOW

Avocado prices have boomed in the last decade — here's why they are so expensive

US agriculture chief urges EU to listen to science, not fear-mongering NGOs

US agriculture chief urges EU to listen to science, not fear-mongering NGOs

US agriculture chief urges EU to listen to science, not fear-mongering NGOs

Floods (IDODI & PAWAGA)

Digging deeper: Authors retract soil paper so “the error we made does not propagate”

Italy seizes 9.5 tonnes of Chinese pork to prevent African swine...

Hybrid wheat on Syngenta’s radar for UK growers - Farmers Weekly

The power of plants to fight climate change

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