Nibbles: Fishing, Food systems, Monitoring, Farmers’ rights book, Indian veggies

Fishing in the gene pool, a presentation from that Eucarpia meeting.
The Maine Law Review publishes a whole bunch of papers on food systems in the US and elsewhere.
While Ensia publishes just one: food rethought.
Conservation Magazine points to a nifty idea from Australia: Fluker posts. Citizen science for monitoring landscape change. Can we get some agricultural ones?
Speaking of citizens: new book on farmers’ rights.
Indians told to eat their (native) vegetables.

One Reply to “Nibbles: Fishing, Food systems, Monitoring, Farmers’ rights book, Indian veggies”

I have commented on the Ensia `food rethought’ at the link given. My main problem with it – as ever – is a narrow interpretation of `agroecology’.

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