Whats the point of increasing my yield if most of it will rot anyway?
For farmers, thats the voice of despairand I often hear my fellow African farmers ...
Farmers dont inherit the soil from their parents as much as they borrow it from their children. As the International Year of Soils comes to a close, we have to...
The word longshoremen is an example of slang thats gone mainstream. It comes from the days of clipper ships. When they showed up in port, the call went out f...
An international trade protocol has been developed to handle situations of disease in livestock and poultry in a major exporting country. Now that highly patho...
The ports on the West Coast are open for business againand not a moment too soon.
Technically, they never closed, though for months theyve suffered from a ...
Free trade of U.S. feed products and poultry from the U.S. to Mexico has allowed Mexican producers and consumers to benefit from lower feed costs and lower reta...
For many Americans and Europeans, Africa is the charity continenta hopeless land of starving people who need handouts merely to survive.
Sometimes it seems ...
The slowdown in shipments through the U.S. west coasts largest container port in Los Angeles, California due to a labor dispute has caught national attention f...
In 2014, the farmers of Truth about Trade & Technology celebrated the centennial year of Norman Borlaug, the father of the Green Revolution. We also marked ...
