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Heres the announcement: The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) today launched its 2024 Statistical Yearbook , offering an in-depth overview of the most significant trends shaping global agrifood systems. This years edition highlights critical challenges, including increased temperatures over land, the ongoing global struggle with food insecurity alongside increasing obesity rates, and the environmental pressures faced by agricultural production.
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The Gerald J. and Dorothy R. Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy at Tufts University is undergoing a strategic transformation. Centered around the principles of equity and impact, the changes aim to make nutrition education more accessible, further research addressing current global issues, and broaden the schools reach. High-quality, evidence-based, equitable nutrition information is more critical now than ever, Christina Economos, Dean of the Friedman School, tells Food Tank.
The grain market doldrums arent a demand problem, but a production problem but that production success is cold comfort for farmers looking for a bump in crop prices to reward those extra bushels, says Jody Lawrence, founder of Strategic Trading Advisors. Farmers are and should be very proud of the great work theyve done Read More The grain market doldrums arent a demand problem, but a production problem but that production success is cold comfort for farmers looking for a bump in crop prices t
As winter sets in, the role of hay in keeping our livestock well-fed and healthy becomes paramount. Hay, a staple and cost-effective feed, steps in to provide the necessary nutrients when pasture grass is not an option. This year, however, the hay supply is tight across the country, prompting us to think strategically about how […] The post Surviving hay shortages: Ways for a successful winter appeared first on West Texas Livestock Growers.
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On a late, bright autumn afternoon Chris Allen takes a break from drilling next years wheat to reflect on a major part of his working life spent in support of the science of the John Innes Centre. There have been very few days over the years when Ive not been looking forward to coming in, he says, It’s a great place to work. This will be one of the last tasks carried out by Chris at.
For more than 60 years, UC Berkeley forestry students have traveled to the Sierra Nevada to cut Christmas trees for the community to enjoy. The post Forest fresh: Cal Forestry Club’s tree sale starts Sunday appeared first on Berkeley News.
For more than 60 years, UC Berkeley forestry students have traveled to the Sierra Nevada to cut Christmas trees for the community to enjoy. The post Forest fresh: Cal Forestry Club’s tree sale starts Sunday appeared first on Berkeley News.
As part of the acquisition, Muddy Machines will rebrand Fox Robotics' logistics robot platform to Squirrel. The post Muddy Machines Acquires Key Assets and IP from Fox Robotics appeared first on Global Ag Tech Initiative.
Texas A&M Veterinary Medical Diagnostic Laboratory helps livestock, pet owners with answers The post Necropsy team offers first look into causes of animal deaths appeared first on AgriLife Today.
On a late, bright autumn afternoon Chris Allen takes a break from drilling next years wheat to reflect on a major part of his working life spent in support of the science of the John Innes Centre. There have been very few days over the years when Ive not been looking forward to coming in, he says, It’s a great place to work. This will be one of the last tasks carried out by Chris at.
Still a milder outlook Over the next two weeks temperature fluctuations are likely to continue as shown on the DTN temperature anomaly forecast charts below. Nevertheless, December may still end up mostly milder than average. See, too, the latest DTN temperature forecast chart below. Temperature anomalies could be less positive in parts of northwestern, northern, and larger parts of western-southwestern and central-southern Europe.
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When 2024 started, the RealAg Issues panel referred to some big political decisions that would be made prior to the next review or negotiation of the CUSMA/USMCA trade deal. On the horizon was Mexicos national election; the U.S. was set to head to the polls in early November, and it was anyones guess if Justin Read More When 2024 started, the RealAg Issues panel referred to some big political decisions that would be made prior to the next review or negotiation of the CUSMA/USMCA trade deal.
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