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SIANI expert group on wild foods amplifies the voices of elders, women, and youth to protect traditional biological resources while championing the educational strategies needed to keep them alive.
In Vietnam, as in many LMICs, antibiotics are widely available over the counter, and they are cheap. Hence, they constitute an easy, low-effort, and affordable insurance against livestock disease. Sandra Nohrborg introduces us on the antibiotic use in small-scale poultry production in this country.
Public–private partnerships can accelerate agricultural innovation to ensure healthier harvests and reduce pesticide overuse in minor use crops by aligning research, regulation, and markets.
SIANI expert group on wild foods amplifies the voices of elders, women, and youth to protect traditional biological resources while championing the educational strategies needed to keep them alive.
In Vietnam, as in many LMICs, antibiotics are widely available over the counter, and they are cheap. Hence, they constitute an easy, low-effort, and affordable insurance against livestock disease. Sandra Nohrborg introduces us on the antibiotic use in small-scale poultry production in this country.
Public–private partnerships can accelerate agricultural innovation to ensure healthier harvests and reduce pesticide overuse in minor use crops by aligning research, regulation, and markets.
Disruptions to a critical global trade chokepoint have triggered cascading shocks across energy and fertilizer markets, exposing deep vulnerabilities in food systems worldwide
Read the experience of farmers from Sitio Tenetem, Barangay Lamlahak, where a citizen science research project led by the Farmer‑led network, and supported by the Swedish Society for Nature Conservation investigated the environmental, economic, and social impacts of glyphosate use in corn farming.
The global food system is stuck is a loop comprising: a major disruption, supply chain breakdown, price spikes and food insecurity, partial recovery and another major shock. Breaking this cycle requires structural change; diversifying fertilizer production and supply chains.
Small-scale shrimp fisheries in Mexico can become engines of sustainable development by bridging centuries old traditions and circular bioeconomy practices.
The interview with Francis X. Johnson discusses the FAO report "Indicators for Sustainable Bioeconomy," emphasizing its role in identifying barriers, suggesting solutions and guiding action.
The Committee on World Food Security (CFS) mandated its High Level Panel of Experts on Food Security and Nutrition (HLPE-FSN) to identify emerging issues and guide priorities for action (CFS...