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Key to feeding world in next agricultural revolution? The microbiome,

The key to the next agricultural revolution? A national task force releasing a scientific paper today says the answer lies in the microbiome – the communities of microorganisms that co-exist on, in an

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Topics: Agriculture Global, Economics, World Hunger, Ag Africa, World Population, Coronavirus/COVID,

Op-Ed: Covid-19 and the climate present varying risks for Southern and East Africa agriculture

Climate and pandemic risks could weigh on agricultural output and farm profitability in the 2020/21 season, and in turn, the livelihoods of those who are directly and indirectly dependent on the sector.

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Organic Corn Breeding Program

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TOPIC(S): Agriculture Global, Economics, World Hunger, Government / Policies, World Population,

08/24/2020 SOURCE: www.dawn.com

UN to spend $10m on food security in Balochistan

UN resident coordinator visits Chagai, Nushki and Dalbandin.

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TOPIC(S): Pesticides, Crop Consultant, Pest Control, Crop Diseases, World Hunger, Ag Africa,

08/24/2020 SOURCE: www.scidev.net

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TOPIC(S): Economics, World Hunger, Ag Africa, World Population,

08/24/2020 SOURCE: phys.org

Africa food organization 'fails to deliver on promise to double yields'

Large agricultural development programs have done little to reduce hunger while pushing farmers into debt, food security experts say, as they warn that such schemes risk failure if they do not move away ...

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UAE, Israel Both Expect to Benefit from Agricultural Ties - The Media Line

The United Arab Emirates, where less than 1% of the earth is arable, is set to reap major growth from its agricultural sector with the help of Israeli technology after the two countries normalize relations.

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Kenya: Farming with insects

A new generation of agricultural entrepreneurs in Kenya are using the larvae of black soldier flies as a sustainable alternative to fishmeal and soy. Could it take off internationally?

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TOPIC(S): Sustainability, World Hunger, World Population,

08/21/2020 SOURCE: www.cnbc.com

Sustainable food production is becoming critical due to population growth, experts say

The question of how we feed the planet in a sustainable way is a pressing one.

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This grade three teacher is also a weekend farmer who earns from growing pineapples, part 1 - Manila Bulletin

For Lhea Mallillin, 38, a full-time teacher and a weekend farmer, love for agriculture is ...

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Key to feeding world in next agricultural revolution? The microbiome,

Op-Ed: Covid-19 and the climate present varying risks for Southern and East Africa agriculture

Organic Corn Breeding Program

UN to spend $10m on food security in Balochistan

Africa food organization 'fails to deliver on promise to double yields'

UAE, Israel Both Expect to Benefit from Agricultural Ties - The Media Line

Kenya: Farming with insects

Sustainable food production is becoming critical due to population growth, experts say

This grade three teacher is also a weekend farmer who earns from growing pineapples, part 1 - Manila Bulletin

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