The International Federation of Organic Agriculture Movements calls for a new phase of the organic movement, termed Organic 3.0.
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USDA’s New Farmers Web Tool Provides Resources, Training for Farmers of All Kinds
The USDA’s New Farmers web tool provides new and young farmers, veterans, women in agriculture, and farmers in transition with the necessary tools for success.
Can We Eat Meat and Still Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions?
With the population set to soar, there is a huge opportunity to intervene and bring down greenhouse gas emissions whilst ensuring food and nutrition security.
10 Ways to Celebrate Community Through Food on Terra Madre Day
This December 10th, celebrate Terra Madre Day by supporting local food and the preservation of food traditions.
Making California Resilient with Ecology Center
Ecology Center takes on food justice and the drought crisis in California.
The Costs and Benefits of Agriculture
Organizations around the world are working to estimate the true value of environmental services provided by farmers.
STAG VETS Showcases Veterans in Culinary and Agriculture
STAG VETS is a veterans program and business designed to train and employ veterans in culinary arts and agriculture.
35 Google+ Accounts to Follow
Food Tank has rounded up a list of 35 Google+ accounts of organizations you should follow.
Tackling Climate Change and Fighting Hunger Should Go Hand-in-Hand
Climate-related disasters contribute heavily to economic losses and population displacement, while the world population continues to grow.
“Grow Your Own and Share With Everyone You Know”
The Growing Project is addressing food security in Northern Colorado by increasing access to local produce into the community.
Genetic Engineering Breeding Fragility: A Call for Diversified Agriculture
We need to create pathways for purposeful, science-based action that creates more resilient, multifunctional agroecosystems.
Eating City Discusses the Future of Food in an Urban World
Eating City is working to find solutions to improve food accessibility in an increasingly urbanized world.
Scientists To Debate Ecological Intensification
Scientists and researchers from around the world will come together for a three-week forum on the subject of ecological intensification.
Urban Farming Hits the Big Leagues
Sports venues across the United States make efforts to advance a more sustainable food system.
Pasta Contributes to Sustainable Diets Across the Globe
Pasta is a cost-effective, ecologically sustainable contributor of important nutrients to diets around the world.
A High-Flying Idea: JetBlue’s Airport Potato Farm
The urban farm at JFK International Airport Terminal 5 will grow potatoes, herbs, and vegetables.
Refugees Grow Roots in the United States
The International Rescue Committee New Roots program helps resettled refugees grow food in U.S. cities.
This Holiday Season, 3 Farmers Struggling with Food Insecurity Remind Us to Give Thanks
Smallholder farmers in Africa tell the story of what it’s like to grapple with food insecurity, including their favorite dishes to cook from their crops.
Biochar Might Be Ag’s Biggest Innovation in Years
A humble-looking black charcoal could be an option for mitigating carbon while increasing crop yields and soil fertility. Is it too good to be true?
Red Meat and Processed Meat May Lead to Cancer, Study Shows
Red meat and processed meat may increase cancer risk over time.
