Editorial 28/05/2014 – by Sabine Balk More knowledge, more innovation Sabine Balk: Farms must become more productive to feed all of humankind in the long run Read
South Asia 26/05/2014 – by Boro Baski Huge challenges As the limits of the Green Revolution are becoming ever more obvious, Indian agriculture faces huge challenges Read
Agriculture 30/05/2014 – by Gerd Müller Promoting structural change Innovation and knowledge management are the driving forces behind successful small-scale agriculture in developing countries. Read
Food 22/05/2014 – by Philippe Bacac Food safety “from farm to fork” What Metro's suppliers and customers are taught in Vietnam to ensure food safety Read
Review essay 21/05/2014 – by Ingo Melchers, Heike Hoeffler, et al. Nuanced assessment Relevant publications on commercial agriculture Read
Infrastructure 28/05/2014 – by Matthias von Bechtolsheim, Eva Terberger A brief history of irrigation Evaluation of irrigation projects Read
Rural development 27/05/2014 – by Raphael Mweninguwe Ineffective subsidies Malawi’s subsidies for farms are only affordable with donor support, but that is not what is needed to boost agriculture long term Read
Non-traditional agriculture 12/06/2014 – by Sebastián Artigas Caring about cannabis Marihuana production is legal in Uruguay, offering farmers new sources of income Read
Agriculture 09/05/2014 – by Thomas Kruchem Fire farming Small farmers in southern Africa cannot make a living from their inefficient slash-and-burn agriculture Read
Smallholder farms 27/01/2014 – by Hendrik Knoche, HS Jamadagni, et al. Peer pressure Smart-phone apps could boost productivity even of illiterate farmers Read
Food security 07/10/2013 – by Sheila Mysorekar Wasting valuable grains According to FAO, a third of all food produced worldwide is wasted Read
Organic agriculture 06/09/2013 – by Hegemann Nina Deluge impact A. K. Ghosh: Salt-resistant landraces inspire hope after sea flooded fields in Ganges Delta – but more seed is needed Read
Food security 01/07/2014 – by Ellen Thalman Eradicate hunger in ten years IFPRI states that evidence-based policies are needed to end hunger and malnutrition Read
Deprivation 30/07/2013 – by Sandra Abild Urban poverty IIED expert says food insecurity is increasingly becoming urban phenomenon Read
Renewables 06/06/2013 – by Sheila Mysorekar Powering the transition Supposedly green energy technologies can have detrimental side effects that need to be addressed Read
Farms 28/11/2013 – by Barbara Mayrhofer Feeding the world Eco-friendly sustainable agriculture is what the world needs, according to some experts Read
Food security 15/08/2014 – by Marita Wiggerthale Not the solution Oxfam warns that huge private-public partnerships in agriculture may cause hunger Read
Malnutrition 19/08/2014 – by Katja Dombrowski Strategies against hidden hunger Welthungerhilfe and terre des hommes consider food fortification to be useful but insufficient to fight malnutrition Read
