Thankful for Resilience in Life and Agriculture
It has been a hard year: COVID-19, lockdowns, urban riots, a contentious US national election, and even murder hornets.
So as we approach Thanksgiving, I am fo...
Sustainable Agriculture
Farming Perspectives: Looking to the Future
What do the next 50 years hold for our planet's farmers and agricultural systems?
Young farmers who are members of the Global Farmer Network: Ruramiso Mashumba...
Why GMOs?
This article features four Global Farmer Network farmers making the case for biotech crops and biotechnology innovation: Gina Gutierrez, Mexico; Gaytri Devi, ...
Technology Access is Key to Sustainable Agriculture, Regardless of Where you Farm
A stone bridge spans the river that divides the Turkish city of Adana.
Taskopru is a symbol of Adana the way the Golden Gate Bridge is a symbol of San Franc...
Agricultural strides: Consumer Packaged Goods companies take stake in the land
In this February 10, 2020 Food & Travel CPG Smart Brief article, Audrey Altmann offers a spotlight on ways consumer packaged goods companies are working to...
Unnecessary War on Glyphosate Puts Sustainable Agriculture at Risk
As an Australian farmer who relies on glyphosate to grow reliable, safe, healthy food, Im appalled at several recent legal and political decisions. Sadly, they...
Argentina is Saying Hello to the World Again
Were saying hello to the world again.
Thats the simplest way to understand last months elections in Argentina, in which the party of reform-minded Preside...
On tiny plots, a new generation of farmers emerges
USA Today
By Elizabeth Weise
July 13, 2009
www.usatoday.com
ROCHESTER, Wash. — Joseph Gabiou walks the fields of Wobbly Cart Farm with a practiced e...