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US Aid Is Not a One-Way System

US farmers have benefited hugely from US aid to agricultural research in developing world

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Oxford Farming Conference: Facing the Facts

Agricultural movers and shakers meet to assess the future of global population and farming

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Saudi Arabian Bedouin to Get Satnav to Find Grazing

Traditional life of Bedouin in Saudi Arabia is changing

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Egypt Gives Graduates Land to Farm

Unemployed city graduates given farmland in Egypt's New Lands Agricultural project

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Setting Natural Chemical Traps for Crop Pests

How plant chemicals can be used to cheat crop pests

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Agricultural Progress in Mauritania Is Local

Effecitive agricultural progress based on local peoples and their knowledge in Mauritania

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Top Trees for Global Farmers

Three important trees for the farming world: stinkwood, ram贸n and neem

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Sri Lankans Growing More than Rice

Sri Lankan rice farmers diversify to earn a better living

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Engineering Trees: Root and Branch

Growing trees without side branches for timber is now possible with genetic engineering

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Farmers Help Design Their Own Rice

Food production in geographically difficult areas, such as rice breeding in Nepal

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Virus Attacks Indian Honey Bees

How best to handle Thai sacbrood virus in Indian honey bees: import new bees or sit it out

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Participation: the Way Forward for Development?

Participatory Rural Appraisal is the new buzz phrase in international development

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Organop贸nicos: Urban Agriculture in Cuba

Cuba's urban vegetable gardens - organop贸nicos - are a vital part of the food supply

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Biological Control for the Take-All Cereal Fungus

Australian discovery to help farmers in the fight against take-all cereal fungus

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Has the WTO Gone Bananas?

What's the future for small banana growers after European trade protection is lifted?

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Getting Food from Farm to Table in Africa

Improving food supply and distribution in Africa is the subject of FAO's Dakar conference

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Running Dry: Water Scarcity

Rivers are drying up and water tables falling: it is time to take water scarcity seriously

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Thai Farmers Protest for a Fairer Deal

Small farmers in Thailand hold three-month protest about high costs forcing them into debt

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Genetically Modified Organisms: For and Against

Monsanto's new GM soya reignites the debate about GMOs - Genetically Modified Organisms

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Who will be Eating all the Bananas?

New Chinese and Eastern European markets might help absorb a predicted surplus of bananas

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Problems with Pesticides

Farm workers at risk from pesticides and the insects that develop pesticide resistance

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Non-Traditional Exports: Kenya and the Gambia

Comparison between Kenya and Gambia's ventures into non-traditional agricultural exports

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Liberation Isn't Always Easy for Estonian Farmers

How Estonian farmers are faring six years after independence from the Soviet Union

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Biodiversity Is about 'Power over Food'

Biodiversity is about 'the power over food for the next century', for billions of people

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How Pesticide Misuse puts us all in Danger

Pesticide misuse endangers workers, consumers and environment in Asia and Latin America

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Balancing Livestock Farming and the Environment

Imbalance between livestock and the enviroment leads to pollution and soil impoverishment

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Showtime for the Royal Agricultural Society

Showground tour of livestock, international stands, latest technology and machinery

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World Grain Yields Not Rising Fast Enough

Increases in food grain yields have fallen behind population growth, reports Worldwatch

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Pick and Mix Grasses for Colombian Farmers

Offered a choice of grasses, farmers surprised scientists in Colombia

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What Is Sustainable Livestock Production?

The growing crisis of unsustainability of animal production worldwide

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