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- Building resilient rural livelihoods is key to helping Yemen
Yemen is facing the risk of large-scale famine. To lessen the damage, immediate support – mainly in agriculture and fishing – must be an integral part of the humanitarian response, says a UN expert.
- When climate change was part of the farm bill
Climate change wasn't always the political hot potato it is today.
- Here are 7 ways to make your Passover seder more sustainable
These tips can help observers celebrate this important Jewish holiday while keeping in line with environmental values and while supporting a sustainable food system.
- Mexico looks beyond the US for corn imports
Mexico is by far the largest buyer of American corn, but concern over the renegotiation of NAFTA could prompt Mexico to reduce ties with US agriculture.
- What Cadbury chocolates reveal about Brexit
Even with Brexit on the horizon, the iconic chocolate company is committed to staying in Britain. But if Cadbury can't boost productivity, higher prices and smaller products may be coming.
- For better school lunches, make them part of the lesson plan
School lunches have improved drastically in recent years, but educators should consider planning units that include the school cafeteria. When children learn about Japan, why not serve edamame and chicken teriyaki?
- A new way of looking at food castaways
Instead of cherry-picking through only the parts that are 'good,' consider choosing as much of the whole, intact produce, as can be found, as close to how it is found in nature as possible, writes a food advocate.
- How Australian family farm partnered with Aboriginals to harvest salt from sacred land
In Western Victoria, a local, family-run farm and an organization representing traditional landowners in the region, have collaborated to hand harvest a small amount of salt from Pink Lake.
- How businesses can grow $1 to $14 by reducing food waste
A new report concludes that global food waste amounts to economic losses of $940 billion per year and gives recommendations for curbing it.
- Americans now drink more bottled water than soda: What has changed?
For the first time, bottled water surpassed sugary drinks as the largest beverage category in the United States.
- 'Letters to a Young Farmer' offers words of encouragement to new generation of food growers
The United States is on the cusp of the largest retirement of farmers in history. A new book is full of inspiration to all who produce or care about the food system.
- Is organic food passé? New food producer says 'post organic' is the future.
Bowery, a New Jersey farm that's championing 'post organic,' grows plants indoors in vertical rows without pesticides.
- How school gardens can teach skills and unify communities
Learning gardens give students the opportunity not only to learn firsthand where their food comes from, but also to learn skills in food production.
- Why popular European grocer Lidl is entering the US market
Germany's Lidl says it will open 120 high-quality, low-price stores on the US East Coast by the end of 2018.
- Why European dairy farmers are protesting
Producers and farming organizations see the sale of cheap powdered milk from European Union stocks as 'food dumping' that is dangerous to markets at home and abroad.
- Restaurants around nation join sanctuary movement to protect workers, customers
The Sanctuary Restaurants Movement aims to offer safe and tolerant spaces to restaurant workers, employers, and consumers that face hate and harassment.
- Could quinoa, the Inca's 'mother grain,' become a cure for world hunger?
A team of scientists have mapped the genome of quinoa, and they say they have found a gene whose manipulation may be able to expand production of the so-called superfood.
- The fight to save the rusty-patched bumble bee and how you can help
Its population and range have declined by 87 percent. Now, there's a 90 percent probability of extinction for the bee if no action is taken to save it.
- How mobile technologies are helping small, rural farmers grow their businesses
Recent years have seen a proliferation of technology solutions geared towards addressing smallholder farmer challenges, from production to financial services to market access.
- Impossible Burger, a high-tech beef impostor, debuts at two Manhattan eateries
This veggie burger, engineered to attract even the most devout carnivores, is spreading to more restaurants this year, on its way to retail-store shelves in the future.