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+29 +4Orwell’s nightmare? Facial recognition for animals promises a farmyard revolution.
China’s acts of bovine intervention could help improve agricultural safety and allow the industry to become more self-sufficient.
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+13 +2Scientists want to use your pee to save the environment
A majority of farmland fertilizers consume 2% of the world's energy. Thankfully, a solution to the problem is much closer than people realize.
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+20 +3Food and farming could stymie climate efforts, researchers say
Wind power and geothermal heat aren’t enough to keep the world cool, according to a new study. Even if energy, transportation, and manufacturing go entirely green, emissions of greenhouse gases from the food system would put the world on track to warm by more than 1.5°C, a target set in the 2015 Paris climate agreement.
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+20 +3China experiencing a drone ‘revolution’ in agriculture
While China is leading the way in military uses for drones, it is facing a revolution of sorts in another sector. The use of unmanned aerial vehicles or drones in agriculture is expanding in China at a speed unmatched in other countries thanks to advances in autonomous navigation technology and the presence of competent operators, Nikkei Asia reported this week.
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+18 +1World leaders ‘must speed up moves to halt factory farming to cut future pandemics risk’
Paper calls for those in power to shift global diets to plant-based, ending industrial animal agriculture
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+22 +1Organic food is a ‘human right’, says leading food scientist
To stamp out pesticides from our fragile food systems is to protect those most prone to ill health, Friends of the Earth’s senior staff scientist, Kendra Klein explains to Yasmin Dahnoun.
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+19 +3How Charlie Massy turned his ravaged property into an oasis — and how other farmers can do it too
For five generations, Charles Massy's family rode on the sheep's back and nearly destroyed their land in the process. But going back to nature changed his property and turbocharged a "revolution".
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+11 +3EU's farm animals 'produce more emissions than cars and vans combined'
Greenpeace says bloc must get a grip on reducing greenhouse gases from livestock or risk missing Paris agreement targets
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+20 +5Popcorn farmers are sitting on mountains of unsold popcorn, in part due to closed movie theaters
With movie theaters shut down, people are obviously eating less movie theater snacks. This has left the farmers who supply theaters (and other venues) with a massive surplus of unsold food.
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+23 +4Climate Change Poses a Real and Imminent Threat to Agriculture
Climate change is not a future or hypothetical problem – year after year, farmers and ranchers across the country are enduring more frequent and extreme weather events and natural disasters.
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+20 +4Gene manipulation using algae could grow more crops with less water
Tobacco plants have been modified with a protein found in algae to improve their photosynthesis and increase growth, while using less water, in a new advance that could point the way to higher-yielding crops in a drought-afflicted future.
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+12 +2Pesticides could increase the spread of deadly infections, study finds
Many countries are banning certain pesticides due to health risks associated with the products.
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+11 +3The Lost Art of Growing Blueberries With Fire
Using all four elements to grow the perfect berry.
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+17 +5U.S. farmers scramble for help as COVID-19 scuttles immigrant workforce
The novel coronavirus delayed the arrival of seasonal immigrants who normally help harvest U.S. wheat, leaving farmers to depend on high school students, school bus drivers, laid-off oilfield workers and others to run machines that bring in the crop.
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+19 +2A Canadian grocery store is growing organic veggies on its rooftop
Required by the Montreal borough of Saint Laurent to install a green roof to offset carbon emissions, IGA, a grocery store started growing 30+ kinds of organic veggies on its roof to sell it in the produce section downstairs. The project is not only profitable but truly 'local' in nature. The idea saves the nutritional value of the produce lost in transportation, improved the water usage by utilizing the water from the store's dehumidification system...
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+4 +1With A Genetic Tweak, Crops That Grow 40 Percent Larger
With A Genetic Tweak, Crops That Grow 40 Percent Larger
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+19 +3US farms are using MORE antibiotics
The use of antibiotics in animals on US factory farms is increasing despite warnings that the practice risks spreading deadly superbugs. Figures obtained by The Mail on Sunday reveal that the sale of antibiotics to American farms jumped from 5,559 tons in 2017 to 6,036 tons in 2018 – a 9 per cent rise.
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+12 +2EU plans to protect 30% of land and seas by 2030 for biodiversity
At least 30% of EU land and seas will be protected by 2030 to halt the decline of plant and animal species and restore carbon sinks to address climate change, under European Commission plans. The proposed biodiversity strategy, initially due to be released late March and delayed by the coronavirus pandemic, was published on Wednesday.
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+17 +3Let's Rebuild the Broken Meat Industry—Without Animals
Covid-19 has laid bare many flaws of industrialized animal agriculture. Plant- and cell-based alternatives offer a more resilient solution.
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+17 +3An Intimate Look at Italy’s Saffron Harvest
In the Abruzzo region of Italy, harvesting the lucrative spice is a centuries-old tradition, infused with a deep-seated passion for the land and its history.
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