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Posted on April 8, 2010April 8, 2010

Nibbles: Apples, Mango, Atlas, Cheese

  • NY Times touts heirloom apple book.
  • Coca Cola to help Haitian mango farmers.
  • Nature Conservancy launches online Atlas of Global Conservation. No agriculture, natch.
  • Promoting Mediterranean cheese.
Posted on March 31, 2010

Nibbles: Medicinal plants, Gender, Seafood

  • How should Africa’s medicinal plants be managed?
  • How can agricultural research be engendered?
  • What makes a shrimp sustainable?
Posted on March 30, 2010March 31, 2010

The truth about açaí

I had no idea açaí (Euterpe oleracea) was such a big thing in the US. Anyway, now it’s a slightly smaller thing. But still tasty. And still obviously a success story among formerly neglected species. 1

Posted on March 24, 2010March 24, 2010

Nibbles: Health, China, Sustainable coffee, Citrus

  • Food Systems and Public Health: Linkages to Achieve Healthier Diets and Healthier Communities. Quite a mouthful…
  • Podcast: A Snapshot of Chinese Agriculture with Mike Mulvaney. Mouthwatering.
  • “…how can agricultural landscapes produce more with less impact?” The BBC tells us.
  • Florida’s citrus in trouble. Genomics to the rescue?
Posted on March 24, 2010March 23, 2010

Online photos of protected European food products

Why We Love the Internet, volume 36. There’s a Flickr group on “Food products in the EU Protected Designation of Origin scheme.” Something we blogged about recently, as it happens. The map is really cool. Well, actually, the whole thing is cool.

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Fresh Nibbles

    1. A little more safety for Ukraine’s seeds, thanks to a new genebank.
    2. A little more safety for Mexico’s native maize, thanks to Pres. Sheinbaum.
    3. A little more safety for Andean agriculture, thanks to Ecuadorian Indigenous women and Inside Mater in Peru.
    4. A little more safety for Ischia’s zampognaro bean and Amalfi’s lemons, thanks to local people (and GIAHS).
    5. A little more safety for Pacific crops, thanks to cryopreservation. Breadfruit next?
    6. A little more safety for moringa? At least in Africa with all its “opportunity crops”?

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