Making the Case for Trade: Global Farmers Speak Up
The first in a series of Global Farmer Network Cultivating the Farmers' Voice webinars was held February 4th: Making the Case for Trade: Global Farmers Speak Up...
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Making the case for Trade-February 4th webinar
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Farming With No Borders: Why a UK Farmer Will Vote to Stay in the EU
History shows the unique nature of the UK as an island, separated from mainland Europe by a mere 22 miles, that has kept the same borders and was last invaded i...
The consequence of poor regulation is it really understood and who pays farmer, consumer or environment.
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Science Helps Mark Lynas Change His Mind
There is nothing that an intellectual less likes to change than his mind, or a politician his policy, says the British writer Theodore Dalrymple.
Mark Lyna...
Britain Sees GM Foods as Answer to Self-Sufficiency
Financial Times (UK) / via AgBioView
By Jim Pickard
August 11, 2009www.ft.com
Genetically modified crops could be part of the solution for making British a...
UK food research 'needs a boost'
BBC News
By Pallab Ghosh, Science correspondent
August 10, 2009
http://news.bbc.co.uk
The world's food production needs to double by 2050 to feed the worl...
French farmers refuse to repay €330m
The Financial Times (UK)
By Esther Bintliff in Paris
August 3, 2009
www.ft.com
French farmers have rejected a demand to repay hundreds of millions of euro...
Trade down 20% on prime container route
The Financial Times (UK)
By Robert Wright, Transport Correspondent
July 21 2009
www.ft.com
Traffic volumes on the world’s busiest container ship ro...