Covid-19 around the World - The Latest Farmer Views
This is an update of a column done previously, checking in with farmers around the world, to understand how they are being impacted by Covid-19, and what they'r...
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Covid-19 around the World - Farmer Views
It?s a hot topic everywhere, and the 2020 Global Farmer Network Roundtable class has been discussing the impacts local to them-with each other-on social media....
Video: Lidback Recognized as Emerging Leader by Vermont Agricultural Hall of Fame
Joanna Lidback, member of the Global Farmer Network, was recently recognized as the Emerging Leader for the Vermont Agricultural Hall of Fame. In this video, he...
Advocating for Agriculture On A Changing Planet
My father with a group of farmers worried about soils in Argentina stopped centuries of unintentional agricultural degradation by changing the way they farmed t...
Video - Daniel Otunge: Africa Needs Biotech Crops
Published on May 17, 2016
Daniel Otunge, coordinator of the Open Forum on Agricultural Technology, discusses the critical need for biotechnology and innovati...
Video: Global Farmer Roundtable
Previous attendees of the Global Farmer Roundtable talk about why the event is important for them and for agriculture.
Learn more here - What is the Global F...
Ag biotech, trade news of interest this week (Mar 28)
Note - news items of interest added on Apr 1 are in GREEN.
The Missing Monument on the National Mall - A Tribute to Norman Borlaug on His 102nd Birth An...
Mandatory GM Labels Do Not Help Consumers
Nobody in the Evergreen State wants to refight an old battle over labeling food that may contain genetically modified ingredients. For us, its a settled questi...
Bees are an Essential Resource
More research needed not more restrictions
The most precious acres on my farm dont produce a single crop. Instead, they raise bees.
Thats because Im an a...
Best Crop Ever is a Modern Technology Success Story
After 40 years of farming, I think Ive finally gotten it right: Im about to produce my best crop ever.
I wont have the numbers to prove it until we harves...