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Tag: Sustainable agriculture

Açaí palm.

Açaí, the Amazon’s Favorite Berry, Finds Future in Biochar

Solutions

Nov 27th 20253 mins

Upland farming near Lake Sebu, Philippines; indigenous farming

Beyond Industrial Farming: 6 Indigenous Farming Methods to Build Resilient Food Systems

Future

Nov 13th 20255 mins

Fresh produce including fruit and vegetables.

Sustainable Food Systems: Key Takeaways from the EAT-Lancet Report

Guides

Oct 16th 20256 mins

green plants sprouting on soil

Climate-Smart Agricultural Finance: How Can We Address Existing Funding Gaps to Achieve Global Food Security?

Climate Change

Jul 25th 20256 mins

Regenerating almond prouction in Greece.

Regenerative Agriculture Goes Mainstream

Solutions

Jul 10th 20256 mins

An agricultural field and wind mills at sunset.

Climate-Smart Agriculture: Adapting Farming Practices to a Changing Climate

Future

Apr 30th 20256 mins

global food security, food scarcity; grain; poverty

International Aid Is Not the Most Effective Way to Address Food Security

Policy & Economics

Apr 14th 20254 mins

Amina Suleiman Gas, 45 stands amidst the carcasses of her dead animals, piled for burning outside the compound where she has lived for 10 years in Barwako village 20kms into the desert from Anaibo Town, central Somaliland. She sent most of her livestock west with her neighbor in November 2016 when the drought began to get worse and fears they have not survived, she was left with 12 animals. Barwako was a village of 100 families but 245 more have come in from the surrounding area because of the drought. At least 6.2 million people, more than half the population, needed assistance after 4 consecutive seasons of failed rains over 3 years have left the region depleted of all its resources and experiencing a drought on a scale not seen since 1974 and was on the verge of famine.

Desertification and Climate Change: What’s the Link?

Climate Change

Feb 12th 20255 mins

Rafik Danwade is one of the few farmers who has kept the practice of trap cropping alive. He has taught it to his sons, ensuring his family remembers the sustainable farming practices he learned from his grandfather.

A Forgotten Farming Technique Is Making a Big Comeback – Here’s Why

Solutions

Jan 28th 20256 mins

A man spraying pesticides on a field.

The Environmental and Health Impacts of Pesticides

Pollution

Jan 13th 20254 mins

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