Top news of the week: 05.01.2021.
Poverty, Food politics, Food and Agriculture Organization, Supply chain management, Alternative energy, Littoral zone
Future Of Food
To welcome 2021, these are the 121 food organizations to watch in the new year!
They all deserve greater attention and your support wherever possible.
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Open121 Food Organizations to Watch in 2021
Food Tank is highlighting 121 organizations rebuilding a more sustainable, equitable, and accessible food system ahead of 2021.
The New Farmer’s Almanac, Volume V
The newest volume of the eclectic biannual anthology from the Greenhorns, a grassroots network for recruiting, promoting and supporting new American farmers The New Farmer's Almanac, Vol. V ...
⏳ Revisit some of the highlights from Farming First's Expert Views blog this year, covering topics including:
🌱 soil health
🌱 conservation agriculture
🌱 smart farming
🌱 nutrition resilience
🌱 crop breeding
...and more!
Read the newsletter here 👇
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Read more… February: Rattan Lal, 2020 World Food Prize Laureate and Distinguished University Professor of Soil Science at The Ohio State University, explored the essential role of …
5 Climate New Year’s Resolutions for a Better Tomorrow
Have you made a 2021 New Year’s resolution yet to do your part for the future of the planet? There’s no time like the present!
Our experience launching an agtech fund in the midst of a global pandemic https://t.co/V1JRuM4m9D
OpenOur experience launching an agtech fund in the midst of a global pandemic
As Fulcrum Global Capital activated its investment theses about ag's future, the very foundations of the ag industry began shifting in response to Covid-19.
The farm to food bank movement aims to rescue small-scale farming and feed the hungry https://t.co/uXXuLyt027 #2020InReview
OpenThe Farm to Food Bank Movement Aims to Rescue Small-Scale Farming and Feed the Hungry
Across the country, grassroots and regionally supported programs are paying farmers to harvest surplus crops to meet skyrocketing demand.