Farming Opening Up the Family Farm to the Whole Wide Worldtheepochtimes.com - Catherine Yang Drive a few hours north of gray New York City and you’ll find yourself surrounded by the deep greens and blues of the Catskills. And here, surrounded …
Citrus Fruit Avocado and citrus fruit production a threat to food security, experts warnThe Telegraph - By Sarah NeweyThe rising popularity of foods which rely on pollinating insects to grow – such as citrus fruits, avocados and soybeans – are a threat to global food security, experts have warned. Over the last 40 years
Countryside Episode 50: Growing and Thriving with Hogs, Managing the Farm Workforce — Farming the Countryside with Andrew McCreaovercast.fm Ben Luebbering is a young farmer who will tell you how you can survive and thrive as a smaller hog producer. Andrew also talks ag work force …
World News Anticipated Immigration Raids Have Minnesota Dairy Farmers On EdgeNPR - Riham FeshirIn rural Minnesota, local dairy farmers rely on Hispanic immigrants for labor. And as agents arrest employees on their way to their jobs, farmers are pushing back. This morning, President Trump also announced
Meat California startups are growing meat from animal cellspbs.org - Megan Thompson With all of the concerns about the ethics, environmental impact and sustainability of meat production, many people are looking for alternatives. By …
Pigs Putting pigs in the shade: the radical farming system banking on treesThe Guardian - John VidalThe land to the north of the village of Foros de Vale Figueira in southern Portugal has been owned and farmed through the centuries by Romans, Moors, Christians, capitalists, far rightists, even the military.
Capitalism The end of capitalism has begunThe GuardianWithout us noticing, we are entering the postcapitalist era. At the heart of further change to come is information technology, new ways of working and the sharing economy. The old ways will take a long
Environment Putting pigs in the shade: the radical farming system banking on treesThe Guardian - John Vidal in Foros de Vale FigueiraThe land to the north of the village of Foros de Vale Figueira in southern Portugal has been owned and farmed through the centuries by Romans, Moors, Christians, capitalists, far rightists, even the military.
Bayer AG Juror urges U.S. judge to uphold $80 million Roundup verdict against Bayerreuters.com - Tina Bellon(Reuters) - A juror who was part of a panel that delivered an $80 million award against Bayer AG after finding that its glyphosate-based weed killer Roundup caused a man's cancer has urged the presiding
Diets One-fifth of Americans are responsible for half the country's food-based emissionsPopular Science - Sara ChodoshAnd the emissions might not come from where you think. There’s no such thing as a truly average American. With more than 300 million people, it’s impossible for one person to perfectly embody the average
One-Fifth of Americans are Responsible for Half the Country’s Food-Based Emissions - Popular Science - Pocketgetpocket.com There’s no such thing as a truly average American. With more than 300 million people, it’s impossible for one person to perfectly embody the average …
Methane Bacteria key to reducing greenhouse gas emissions from sheepstuff.co.nz - Esther Taunton New official research suggests we need a significant reduction of livestock emissions. New Zealand scientists have singled out the microbes …
Brooklyn, NY How Hydroponic School Gardens Can Cultivate Food Justice, Year-RoundNPR - Robin LloydAfter a full day of school a few weeks ago, 12-year-old Rose Quigley donned gloves and quickly picked bunches of fresh lettuce, Swiss chard, kale, mint and oregano. But she didn't have to leave her school
Urban Agriculture 'Weed, soil, replant': 4 students learning ag | Local | Journal Gazettejournalgazette.net It was hot, and a bit of steam was coming off the muddy field as Mela Carter worked a shovel into the dirt. She was weeding, she explained, and the …
Poor People's Campaign We Have the Money to Fix Our Food Systemcounterpunch.org - Brian Wakamo Poverty is expensive, but fixing it doesn’t have to be — at least not compared to the status quo.The Institute for Policy Studies and the Poor …
Ohio State University After brutal spring floods, U.S. farmers face big lossesReuters - By Stephen StarrDARKE COUNTY, Ohio (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The planting season ended more than a month ago, but much of 39-year-old Greg McGlinch’s 450-acre farm in Darke County, Ohio, is either under water or
Business (Malaysia) World food prices ease in June, dairy prices plungethestar.com.my ROME: World food prices eased slightly in June, ending a run of five months of consecutive gains, pushed down by a plunge in the price of dairy …
Antibiotics Attack of the superbugs: July 2041The Economist How the world belatedly responded to antimicrobial resistance. An imagined scenario from 2041 AT THE CHAN ZUCKERBERG HOSPITAL in New York, Emma Jones …
Thomson Reuters Foundation Tech entrepreneurs seek to shatter stereotypes about women in farmingReuters - Thin Lei WinROME (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - When Oluwayimika Angel Adelaja-Kuye started Nigeria’s first vertical farming company she already had years of experience advising governments under her belt - yet as
Agriculture Meat ban not political: sectorproducer.com - By Barbara Duckworth A Chinese ban on pork and beef should not damage Canada’s international reputation as a reliable supplier of safe and high quality food, said …
Business Beverage Companies Embrace Recycling, Until It Costs ThemThe New York Times - By MICHAEL CORKERYRecycling is struggling in much of the United States, and companies like Coca-Cola say they are committed to fixing it. The beverage industry helps pay for pizza parties celebrating top elementary school
European News Fraudsters selling toxic organic food arrested in a major operationneweurope.eu - By ep|neonline Italian and Serbian national authorities unraveled a transnational fraud in the production and trade of falsely labelled organic food and beverages …
Washington D.C. Three Generations of a Ward 7 Family Find Work and Fulfillment in Urban Farmingwashingtoncitypaper.com The nonprofit agriculture organization DC UrbanGreens operates a farm on that property, and when Parker met DC UrbanGreens co-founders Julie Kirkwood …
Business Trader Joe's, Green Giant and Signature Farms packaged vegetables recalled due to Listeria riskCNN - By Lauren Kent, CNN(CNN) — Some packages of butternut squash, cauliflower, zucchini and vegetable bowls sold under the brands Green Giant, Trader Joe's and Signature Farms have been recalled, according to the Food and Drug
Urban Agriculture 70 people apply for roof-top farming project in Gayahindustantimes.com - Anil Kumar Ojha The key objective behind the initiative is to increase green cover in urban pockets of Bihar, apart from adding to the income of the urban population. …
Biodiversity A biodiversity scientist explains the problem with our neat lawnsweforum.org - Kate Whiting You won’t find many neater lawns than those Roger Federer and tennis stars from across the globe will play on over the next fortnight (July 1-14) at …
Politics Farmers Will be ‘Great Beneficiary’ as U.S.-China Talks Resume, says Trumpagriculture.com - Chuck Abbott American farmers may benefit doubly during efforts to end the Sino-U.S. trade war, suggested President Trump over the weekend. They will get billions …
African-American News How a Top Chicken Company Cut Off Black Farmers, One by Onepropublica.org - ProPublica The Trump administration has weakened legal protections for farmers and eased off enforcing rules on powerful meat companies. ProPublica is a …
Jerky Extra-Umami, High-Protein Kelp Jerky is Your New Beef Jerky AlternativeSaveur We first saw Kelp Jerky as an animated joke on Spongebob, outfitted in a yellow bag with red letters as part of the series' seaweed-based snack food …
Agriculture Spray water quality top of mind, especially when it’s dryproducer.com - By Katelyn Duncan Pag Spray water has become a hot topic in the last few years as surface water dries up and farmers seek out new water sources for spraying operations. …
Farming Opening Up the Family Farm to the Whole Wide Worldtheepochtimes.com - Catherine Yang Drive a few hours north of gray New York City and you’ll find yourself surrounded by the deep greens and blues of the Catskills. And here, surrounded …
Citrus Fruit Avocado and citrus fruit production a threat to food security, experts warnThe Telegraph - By Sarah NeweyThe rising popularity of foods which rely on pollinating insects to grow – such as citrus fruits, avocados and soybeans – are a threat to global food security, experts have warned. Over the last 40 years
Countryside Episode 50: Growing and Thriving with Hogs, Managing the Farm Workforce — Farming the Countryside with Andrew McCreaovercast.fm Ben Luebbering is a young farmer who will tell you how you can survive and thrive as a smaller hog producer. Andrew also talks ag work force …
World News Anticipated Immigration Raids Have Minnesota Dairy Farmers On EdgeNPR - Riham FeshirIn rural Minnesota, local dairy farmers rely on Hispanic immigrants for labor. And as agents arrest employees on their way to their jobs, farmers are pushing back. This morning, President Trump also announced
Meat California startups are growing meat from animal cellspbs.org - Megan Thompson With all of the concerns about the ethics, environmental impact and sustainability of meat production, many people are looking for alternatives. By …
Pigs Putting pigs in the shade: the radical farming system banking on treesThe Guardian - John VidalThe land to the north of the village of Foros de Vale Figueira in southern Portugal has been owned and farmed through the centuries by Romans, Moors, Christians, capitalists, far rightists, even the military.
Capitalism The end of capitalism has begunThe GuardianWithout us noticing, we are entering the postcapitalist era. At the heart of further change to come is information technology, new ways of working and the sharing economy. The old ways will take a long
Environment Putting pigs in the shade: the radical farming system banking on treesThe Guardian - John Vidal in Foros de Vale FigueiraThe land to the north of the village of Foros de Vale Figueira in southern Portugal has been owned and farmed through the centuries by Romans, Moors, Christians, capitalists, far rightists, even the military.
Bayer AG Juror urges U.S. judge to uphold $80 million Roundup verdict against Bayerreuters.com - Tina Bellon(Reuters) - A juror who was part of a panel that delivered an $80 million award against Bayer AG after finding that its glyphosate-based weed killer Roundup caused a man's cancer has urged the presiding
Diets One-fifth of Americans are responsible for half the country's food-based emissionsPopular Science - Sara ChodoshAnd the emissions might not come from where you think. There’s no such thing as a truly average American. With more than 300 million people, it’s impossible for one person to perfectly embody the average
One-Fifth of Americans are Responsible for Half the Country’s Food-Based Emissions - Popular Science - Pocketgetpocket.com There’s no such thing as a truly average American. With more than 300 million people, it’s impossible for one person to perfectly embody the average …
Methane Bacteria key to reducing greenhouse gas emissions from sheepstuff.co.nz - Esther Taunton New official research suggests we need a significant reduction of livestock emissions. New Zealand scientists have singled out the microbes …
Brooklyn, NY How Hydroponic School Gardens Can Cultivate Food Justice, Year-RoundNPR - Robin LloydAfter a full day of school a few weeks ago, 12-year-old Rose Quigley donned gloves and quickly picked bunches of fresh lettuce, Swiss chard, kale, mint and oregano. But she didn't have to leave her school
Urban Agriculture 'Weed, soil, replant': 4 students learning ag | Local | Journal Gazettejournalgazette.net It was hot, and a bit of steam was coming off the muddy field as Mela Carter worked a shovel into the dirt. She was weeding, she explained, and the …
Poor People's Campaign We Have the Money to Fix Our Food Systemcounterpunch.org - Brian Wakamo Poverty is expensive, but fixing it doesn’t have to be — at least not compared to the status quo.The Institute for Policy Studies and the Poor …
Ohio State University After brutal spring floods, U.S. farmers face big lossesReuters - By Stephen StarrDARKE COUNTY, Ohio (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The planting season ended more than a month ago, but much of 39-year-old Greg McGlinch’s 450-acre farm in Darke County, Ohio, is either under water or
Business (Malaysia) World food prices ease in June, dairy prices plungethestar.com.my ROME: World food prices eased slightly in June, ending a run of five months of consecutive gains, pushed down by a plunge in the price of dairy …
Antibiotics Attack of the superbugs: July 2041The Economist How the world belatedly responded to antimicrobial resistance. An imagined scenario from 2041 AT THE CHAN ZUCKERBERG HOSPITAL in New York, Emma Jones …
Thomson Reuters Foundation Tech entrepreneurs seek to shatter stereotypes about women in farmingReuters - Thin Lei WinROME (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - When Oluwayimika Angel Adelaja-Kuye started Nigeria’s first vertical farming company she already had years of experience advising governments under her belt - yet as
Agriculture Meat ban not political: sectorproducer.com - By Barbara Duckworth A Chinese ban on pork and beef should not damage Canada’s international reputation as a reliable supplier of safe and high quality food, said …
Business Beverage Companies Embrace Recycling, Until It Costs ThemThe New York Times - By MICHAEL CORKERYRecycling is struggling in much of the United States, and companies like Coca-Cola say they are committed to fixing it. The beverage industry helps pay for pizza parties celebrating top elementary school
European News Fraudsters selling toxic organic food arrested in a major operationneweurope.eu - By ep|neonline Italian and Serbian national authorities unraveled a transnational fraud in the production and trade of falsely labelled organic food and beverages …
Washington D.C. Three Generations of a Ward 7 Family Find Work and Fulfillment in Urban Farmingwashingtoncitypaper.com The nonprofit agriculture organization DC UrbanGreens operates a farm on that property, and when Parker met DC UrbanGreens co-founders Julie Kirkwood …
Business Trader Joe's, Green Giant and Signature Farms packaged vegetables recalled due to Listeria riskCNN - By Lauren Kent, CNN(CNN) — Some packages of butternut squash, cauliflower, zucchini and vegetable bowls sold under the brands Green Giant, Trader Joe's and Signature Farms have been recalled, according to the Food and Drug
Urban Agriculture 70 people apply for roof-top farming project in Gayahindustantimes.com - Anil Kumar Ojha The key objective behind the initiative is to increase green cover in urban pockets of Bihar, apart from adding to the income of the urban population. …
Biodiversity A biodiversity scientist explains the problem with our neat lawnsweforum.org - Kate Whiting You won’t find many neater lawns than those Roger Federer and tennis stars from across the globe will play on over the next fortnight (July 1-14) at …
Politics Farmers Will be ‘Great Beneficiary’ as U.S.-China Talks Resume, says Trumpagriculture.com - Chuck Abbott American farmers may benefit doubly during efforts to end the Sino-U.S. trade war, suggested President Trump over the weekend. They will get billions …
African-American News How a Top Chicken Company Cut Off Black Farmers, One by Onepropublica.org - ProPublica The Trump administration has weakened legal protections for farmers and eased off enforcing rules on powerful meat companies. ProPublica is a …
Jerky Extra-Umami, High-Protein Kelp Jerky is Your New Beef Jerky AlternativeSaveur We first saw Kelp Jerky as an animated joke on Spongebob, outfitted in a yellow bag with red letters as part of the series' seaweed-based snack food …
Agriculture Spray water quality top of mind, especially when it’s dryproducer.com - By Katelyn Duncan Pag Spray water has become a hot topic in the last few years as surface water dries up and farmers seek out new water sources for spraying operations. …
