02/07/2023 SOURCE: www.newtimes.co.rw
In a column for The New Times, Willmore Chingwena notes that the country should not be afraid of importing processed GM products from Kenya, arguing that processed products pose no risk to the environment, and notes that GM crops can increase food security and reduce dependence on agricultural inputs.
In the “land of a thousand hills,” as Rwanda is fondly known, the country is rich in plants and animals which makes part of the biodiversity. Rwanda is setting a precedent to...
Rwanda’s green growth vs GMO preparing for better or worse
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02/07/2023 SOURCE: www.forbes.com
A pilot program to buy cotton from Black farmers delivers on Target's goal of expanding diversity within it's supply chain. It also supports farmers who employ sustainable growing practices aligned with the retailer's environmental goals.
A Partnership Between Target And Black-Owned Family Farms Brings Sustainable Cotton Products To Consumers
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02/07/2023 SOURCE: 247wallst.com
More and more people are becoming aware of the reputed health benefits of organically grown food, though what constitutes food as “organic” is not widely agreed upon. The broadest definition is that it’s food that’s without artificial fertilizers, pesticides, or other chemicals and isn’t genetically modified. (These are the most contaminated foods you can buy […]
Countries That Spend the Most on Organic Food Per Person
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Randy Krotz
Topics: Corn/Maize, Commodities, Markets/Pricing, Agriculture US,
U.S. farmers plan to go 'heavy on corn' in 2023
U.S. farmers are planning to boost corn acreage in 2023, eyeing lower prices of fertilizer needed to grow the crop and hoping for a bumper crop after a late season drought withered last year's grain harvest and left U.S. corn supplies near a decade low.
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Topics: Ag Podcast US, Ag Podcast Global, Agriculture Global, Consumer/Retail,
AgWiki CEO discusses challenges facing food production and farmers across the globe.
Thruline to the 4th Sector: Solving the Modern Challenges of Global Food Production with Randy Krotz, CEO at AgWiki Inc on Apple Podcasts
Show Thruline to the 4th Sector, Ep Solving the Modern Challenges of Global Food Production with Randy Krotz, CEO at AgWiki Inc - Jan 19, 2023
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Topics: Corn/Maize, Pesticides, Beekeeping, Pollinators,
Litigator-linked former journalist amplifies statements from recent town hall meeting in Mead, where AltEn plant formerly operated; scientists say honeybee colonies near plant, which closed in 2021, now thriving, but they have documented neonics in air and dust samples collected from some nearby homes.
First the good news: The bees are back!
But the lingering impacts of the AltEn neonic contamination catastrophe in Nebraska are frightening
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Nancy Kavazanjian
Topics: Corn/Maize, Agriculture US,
U.S. farmers plan to go 'heavy on corn' in 2023
U.S. farmers are planning to boost corn acreage in 2023, eyeing lower prices of fertilizer needed to grow the crop and hoping for a bumper crop after a late season drought withered last year's grain harvest and left U.S. corn supplies near a decade low.
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Nancy Kavazanjian
Topics: Agriculture US, Education U.S. MidWest,
CN Brings Back Events & Releases Magazine - Mid-West Farm Report
Cooperative Network has several exciting initiatives and activities for 2023, including a new magazine called Cooperative Focus, a series... Read More
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Nancy Kavazanjian
Topics: Soybeans, Agriculture US,
Prellwitz: A life of Wisconsin soy service - Wisconsin Soybean Programs
Longtime Wisconsin soybean leader Chuck Prellwitz served for more than 30 years on the association and checkoff boards.
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