Nibbles: Long live genebanks, ART in Ireland, Peruvian cacao, Cacao & CC, Canadian aid & wheat, Coffee trials, Organic redux, American garden survey, Cranberry breeding, Bean breeding, Expo Milano 2015, Olive disease, Insect meal, Save cider, Garum, Asian PGR network, Fig vid, McCouch, Pastoralist Knowledge Hub

Sexing up genebanks.
Inventive wheat drought phenotyping. Want more?
The Irish try out other Andean crops. Because the first one worked out so well.
Peruvian cocoa goes up-market. Others might not get the chance.
Latest batch of IDRC food security projects: African veggies, chickpeas, lentils… Meanwhile, back home in Canada…
Some major coffee producers are probably in trouble. Will the International Multi-location Variety Trials help at all?
Crop genomic data boffins say crop genomic data should be free. DivSeek unavailable for comment.
The latest from Rodale on why organic is better. Well, it certainly affects microbial diversity.
Smithsonian helps to preserve the Great American Garden through citizen science.
Blimey, it takes 15 years to release a cranberry cultivar. That’s nothing, Kenyan canning bean breeders say.
Expo Milano 2015 is coming, and Bioversity will be there in force.
The olive is under threat. Always something.
If you don’t want to eat insects, you can always feed them to your livestock.
There’s a campaign to save small cider producers in the UK. which we can all get behind, I’m sure.
Make your own garum. If you must.
Asian countries to launch regional PGR network. What, again?
An ode to figs.
Gotta love ~~weed~~ weeds.
FAO gives pastoralists a voice. Or a website, rather.