- Leafy vegetable cures cancer! Well, nearly.
 - Blue tomato seeds available. Well, nearly.
 - Everything you ever wanted to know about chickpeas. Well, nearly.
 - COP10 all over bar the shouting. Well, nearly.
 - Phosphate supplies assured. Well, nearly.
 
Impressions of Terra Madre
As I always knew he would, Danny has posted his take on Terra Madre 2010 over at his blog. Bottom line: more focus needed. Good luck with that.
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.
 
Nibbles: SRI, Apples, Neem, Svalbard
- System of Rice Intensification (SRi) works in Panama. Yields up 47%, water down 86%.
 - 28 great apples available in New York.
 - Neem tree provenance trials; results from Nepal.
 - Wired does Svalbard. Cool squared?
 
Terra Madre 2010
Terra Madre 2010 is deep into its third day. I know some of our readers are there. That’s you I’m pointing at, Danny. Anyone want to give us an update?