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Food Tank’s Weekly News Roundup: Relief Efforts in Nepal, a New Regional Climate Fund, Wage Cuts Struck Down

Lineup Just Dropped: Are You Joining Food Tank at Climate Week?

Op-Ed | Cultivating the Next Generation of African Agri-Entrepreneurs

‘Eat to Hustle’ Makes Plant-Based Eating Practical, Joyful, and Accessible

Bringing Food Education into Every Classroom

On the Ground with Dani Nierenberg: Believe in Farmers

Food Tank Explains: Dryland Farming

Honoring Wendell Berry

The Future of Health Starts on the Farm

Legume Cover Crops Can Reduce U.S. Corn Fertilizer Use

Growing Agricultural Research and Development Can Strengthen U.S. Food Systems

Food Tank’s Weekly News Roundup: Ecosystems Recovery, Aquifers Replenishing, and USDA’s Staffing Shortages

To Build the Future of Food, Technology Matters. Relationships Matter More

Carrying a Family Legacy Forward, One Calf at a Time

Why Climate Resilience Is Worth the Investment

Food Tank Explains: Food Fraud

The Race to Protect Food Systems: Supporting Farmers Before El Niño

O‘ahu Government Launches First Food Systems Plan

Op-Ed | Who Will Carry Seed Diversity Forward?

Food Tank’s Weekly News Roundup: Earthquake Recovery, Cutting Food Loss, Phasing Out Paraquat

Lineup Just Dropped: Are You Joining Food Tank at Climate Week?

We need to show the world that food and ag are key solutions to the climate crisis—but we need to move toward urgent, lifesaving action. 

Op-Ed | Cultivating the Next Generation of African Agri-Entrepreneurs

A mobilized, tech-enabled agricultural workforce builds continental power in Africa.

‘Eat to Hustle’ Makes Plant-Based Eating Practical, Joyful, and Accessible

Robin Arzón’s latest book “Eat to Hustle” offers 75 high-protein recipes while challenging myths about plant-based eating.

Bringing Food Education into Every Classroom

At Climate Week NYC we’re talking about the transformative power of food education.

On the Ground with Dani Nierenberg: Believe in Farmers

Farmers are the stewards of biodiversity that is—literally—the future of humanity.

Food Tank Explains: Dryland Farming

Dryland farming supports food production without irrigation, relying entirely on rainfall.

Honoring Wendell Berry

From his home in Kentucky, Berry analyzed the consequences of an agricultural system increasingly defined by consolidation, mechanization, chemicals, and soil degradation.

The Future of Health Starts on the Farm

Join us at Climate Week NYC to explore how better farming can lead to better food.

Legume Cover Crops Can Reduce U.S. Corn Fertilizer Use

Integrating legume cover crops can help farmers cut back on fertilizers and build healthy soils.

Growing Agricultural Research and Development Can Strengthen U.S. Food Systems

Can the U.S. unlock a once-in-a-generation investment to boost agricultural innovation for long-term growth and sustainability?

Food Tank’s Weekly News Roundup: Ecosystems Recovery, Aquifers Replenishing, and USDA’s Staffing Shortages

From a hopeful update on global land restoration to a troubling pause in reporting on three of the world’s hunger hotspots—here’s your weekly food news roundup.

To Build the Future of Food, Technology Matters. Relationships Matter More

When thinking about the future of food don’t start with technology itself. Start with the people using it.

Carrying a Family Legacy Forward, One Calf at a Time

After leaving the family farm, Elle Gadient realized that the hard work and uncertainty of farming are part of what made it home.

Why Climate Resilience Is Worth the Investment

Ignoring climate solutions now comes at a far greater cost down the road.

Food Tank Explains: Food Fraud

Food fraud ranges from adulterated ingredients to mislabeled products, and can threaten public health, producer livelihoods, and the environment.

The Race to Protect Food Systems: Supporting Farmers Before El Niño

El Niño could bring more drought and flooding, but early action can help protect farmers, food supplies, and vulnerable communities.

O‘ahu Government Launches First Food Systems Plan

The Oʻahu Food Systems Plan, which has yet to receive City Council approval, proposes around 70 action items to guide local agencies for the next five years.

Op-Ed | Who Will Carry Seed Diversity Forward?

We must also invest in the people who will keep seeds alive and useful.

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