New 19/01/2020 – by Hans Dembowski Why it would make sense to have internatonal safety nets Read full article
Land degradation New 14/01/2020 – by Floreana Miesen Highland challenges In mountain regions, soil degradation is particularly advanced and has serious consequences Read
Marginalisation 02/12/2019 – by Jeffrey Moyo Living on the land – but not owning it Zimbabwe’s women face resistance to exercising their rights to own land Read
Underutilised crop species 01/12/2019 – by Silke Stöber Bitter melon and spiderplant The examples of the bitter melon and spiderplant show how valuable neglected edible plants are Read
Neglected and underutilised species 29/11/2019 – by Silke Stöber Important for a sustainable diet Malnutrition would decline if people ate a greater variety of plants Read
Climate change 18/11/2019 – by Derrick Silimina Engulfed by the lake Fishermen on Zambia’s Lake Kariba are drowning in growing numbers Read
KfW 16/11/2019 – by Susanne Schröder German farming technology for Ethiopian vocational schools The education sector plays a key role in advancing Ethiopia’s economic development Read
Organic farming 10/11/2019 – by Vijay Kumar Thallam, Sabine Balk, et al. Four wheels of Zero Budget Natural Farming Why the government of Andhra Pradesh, a South Indian state, is promoting organic farming Read
Agrarian reform 08/11/2019 – by Susanne Neubert Agriculture without emissions Political will is the most important driver of climate-neutral agriculture Read
Market power 06/11/2019 – by Lucien Silga Public-private cooperation in the agricultural sector Multinational seed companies are working with the government hand in hand Read
Crops 06/11/2019 – by Lucien Silga Traditional seeds are under threat Industrial and genetically modified seeds are on the rise in Burkina Faso Read
IPCC Special Report 05/11/2019 – by Floreana Miesen Sounding the alarm IPCC report paints a bleak picture of the state of the world’s oceans Read
