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Canada becoming more important in global food security, says AGT’s Al-Katib

Real Agriculture

More importantly, Canada has what much of the world lacks — good arable land, clean water, and stability. More importantly, Canada has what much of the world lacks — good arable land, clean water, and stability. Canada has what the world needs: abundant food and food ingredients. Read More

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Can climate change champion biochar match its potential?

Farmers Weekly

Produced from heating organic biomass to very high temperatures under low oxygen conditions by a process called pyrolysis, biochar […] The post Can climate change champion biochar match its potential? Equally, there are a lot of unknowns about whether that potential will be realised in practice. appeared first on Farmers Weekly

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Applications of LULC in Agriculture

Cropin Blog

Creating a Global Dynamic Map of Cultivable Land: Harnessing LULC Applications in Agriculture Arable land, vital for agriculture, feeds us all. While creating a mere 2.5

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Op-Ed | The Most Sustainable Fish You Probably Never Knew Existed

Food Tank

They feature a full processing plant while housing and feeding up to 130 people each. Since we process everything onboard immediately after catch, we maximize product quality while avoiding the need for extra processing or shipping. Who’s going to click on this nothing-burger of a story?

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Can Agriculture Kick Its Plastic Addiction?

Civil Eats

In China, for example, research shows that plastic field covers keep the soil warm and wet in a way that boosts productivity considerably; an additional 15,000 square miles of arable land—an area about the size of Switzerland—would be required to produce the same amount of food.

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A conversation among shepherds

Sustainable Food Trust

I told them how my shearing partner and I were attempting to build a business around not just shearing the sheep, but marketing and processing the fleece, adding value for both us and our customers. We all agreed that this was a hard task but that it was really the only way forward for both our countries.

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GroundWork BioAg announces launch of the Rootella Carbon program

World Agri-Tech

Groundwork BioAg’s unique and proprietary manufacturing process was the first to solve challenges inherent in high-volume, supremely concentrated mycorrhizal inoculant production. We will not rest until every hectare of arable land is protected by mycorrhizae and every farmer benefits from higher crop yields while preserving our soils.

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