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How the Growth of Organic Farming and Indigenous Food Sovereignty Support Each Other

Organic Farming Research

Explore the deep connection between Indigenous cultures and land stewardship, and how the Indigenous food sovereignty movement seeks to reclaim traditional ecological knowledge, promote sustainable agriculture, and challenge industrial food systems.

Food 96
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Introducing the 2025 California Farm Champions!

Caff

Every year, our community honors individuals, farms, and businesses who are making a positive difference in California. She founded Nova Farming to empower marginalized communities, connecting people to sustainable farming and food systems while consulting globally in countries like China, Colombia, and Nigeria.

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Letter supporting farm bill orphan programs

NASDA

These vital programs operate in all fifty states and a failure to fund them in a farm bill or farm bill extension in 2024 negatively impacts countless farmers, ranchers, and food system stakeholders. These critical programs support numerous stakeholders across the U.S.

Farming 130
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Opinion: Farmers can’t pay for society’s ecological conscience

Farmers Weekly

Inevitably, there’s been reflexive irritation from some in the farming community at these findings […] The post Opinion: Farmers can’t pay for society’s ecological conscience appeared first on Farmers Weekly

Ecology 163
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Farming Forward: The future of advanced nitrogen management

Real Agriculture

Tenuta is the senior industrial research chair in 4R nutrient management and professor of soil ecology at the University of Manitoba, Read More Mario Tenuta sees when he looks ahead to where Canada is moving with nitrogen mangement. Mario Tenuta sees when he looks ahead to where Canada is moving with nitrogen mangement.

Ecology 289
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Should We Be Farming in the Desert?

Civil Eats

Ronald Leimgruber farms 3,500 of those acres. Given the lack of rain in the region, Leimgruber says he has “about seven” different irrigation projects on his farm, where he grows an array of crops, including carrots, lettuce, watermelon, and hay. Farming in the Arid West Illustration by Nhatt Nichols. Field and Robert W.

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Brainfood: Private finance, Public finance, Land sparing, Land sharing, Trade-offs, Ecological intensification, Metaverse, Crop failure

Agricultural Biodiversity

Biodiversity and pollination benefits trade off against profit in an intensive farming system. Ecological intensification of agriculture through biodiversity management: introduction. Scientific evidence showing the impacts of nature restoration actions on food productivity. Land sharing isn’t all that bad actually.

Finance 188