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 2022.07.23

Cofounder and CEO of climate technology company eAgronom uses 'farmers first' mindset to drive innovation and lower barriers to sustainable agriculture

Cofounder and CEO of climate technology company eAgronom uses 'farmers first' mindset to drive innovation and lower barriers to sustainable agriculture

 2022.07.22

Tepbac deploys software & IoT to boost Vietnam’s shrimp farming sector

Tepbac deploys software & IoT to boost Vietnam’s shrimp farming sector

 2022.07.22

Supercharged biotech rice yields 40% more grain

Genetic tweak may boost photosynthesis and fertilizer absorption in wheat, other crops, too

 2022.07.22

Chinese scientists find gene boosting grain yield

Chinese scientists find gene boosting grain yield

 2022.07.22

Opinion: Agrifood innovation needs a global framework for sustainability

Opinion: Agrifood innovation needs a global framework for sustainability

 2022.07.22

From Seed to Bud and Back Again: The Evolution of Cannabis Seed Desire

From Seed to Bud and Back Again: The Evolution of Cannabis Seed Desire

 2022.07.21

Science and innovation are key accelerators for transforming agrifood systems

“FAO’s first-ever Science and Innovation Strategy, recently endorsed by the FAO Council, is historic and will ensure that science, innovative solutions and technical tools will be crosscutting in FAO’s programme of work over the next 10 years

 2022.07.21

Animal health important for helping cut greenhouse gas emissions, new report says

Improving animal health can help cut greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, but more granular approaches to measuring progress are vital if countries are to be able to include it in their national climate commitments, a new report shows.

 2022.07.21

Black thrips in chilli: Half a dozen solutions ready for crop protection

Farmers are eager to cultivate chilli in view of record prices

 2022.07.21

The bottlenecks on alternative routes to export Ukrainian grain

Russia's invasion has forced Ukraine to reroute its grain exports, as its six major Black Sea ports remain under a blockade. The standoff has left millions at increased risk of starvation.