Nibbles: Apple Diversity, Sorghum, Ugandan organics, Cows, CABI, Giant pumpkin, Nutrigenomics, SOTW2

Apple diversity on display at Terra Madre.
A drought-resistant sorghum for Karamoja. Read the script of a radio programme.
CIAT advises Ugandan farmers: produce what you can sell, don’t sell what you can produce. Hmmmn.
Local cow breeds and Protected Designation of Origin cheeses. There’s a conclusion here struggling to emerge, but I can’t recognize it. Help me.
CABI pushes for crop diversification. Get in line!
Where giant pumpkins come from.
Nutritionists should get to grips with human diversity.
2nd State of the World’s PGRFA launched by FAO to much fanfare. And usual incorrect figures on genetic erosion. Oh I give up.

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Why muddy the waters of a scientific paper, whose title starts with the word ‘Consequences’, by actually nailing down those consequences?

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