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Category: Nibbles

Little bits of link goodness not worth a whole post

Posted on August 8, 2010August 8, 2010

Nibbles: Deregulation, Grapes, Bananas

  • As with beer, so with beef. Gary argues for deregulation.
  • Bring grapevines back to England, as ornamentals for the time being.
  • Bacteria boost banana productivity.
Posted on August 7, 2010August 7, 2010

Nibbles: More khat, Rice

  • The Leaf of Allah.
  • Japan invests US$6 million in rice research in Uganda.
Posted on August 6, 2010August 6, 2010

Nibbles: GM canola, Maize, Conference, Chefs, Prices

  • GM canola goes wild, Jeremy is not surprised
  • More — much more — on maize cultivation in Chaco Canyon.
  • Conference in London on Securing Future Food. Agrobiodiversity should be present.
  • Chefs embrace agrobiodiversity — in Maine.
  • Price spikes: climate change or knee-jerk policies? (Both?)
Posted on August 5, 2010August 5, 2010

Nibbles: FARA, Khat, Pepsi in Peru

  • Another blog about FARA’s 2010 meeting, this post features our friend Ehsan Dulloo. (Where’s an aggregator when you need one?)
  • Mikrokhan masticates the khat economy. Would it really not grow locally?
  • PepsiCo invests USD3 million over 3 years in Peruvian potatoes. Why not use CIP?
Posted on August 4, 2010August 4, 2010

Nibbles: Iron beans, Tomatoes, Fruit, Africa college

  • Learn about iron beans from a HarvestPlus video, maybe.
  • Learn about the tomato in Ghana, more than you might need to know if you read all the reports.
  • Learn how Andy Jarvis spoke truth to ex-power, about fruit data gathering project prospects.
  • Learn how the Africa College, based at Leeds University in the UK, is working on a range of agricultural problems.

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Fresh Nibbles

    1. A conference on biodiversity in agri-food systems. Including agrobiodiversity?
    2. A photo essay about food value chains in India. Including agrobiodiversity?
    3. A few examples of FAO’s work on how agriculture sustains biodiversity. Including agrobiodiversity.
    4. An app to track seeds. And therefore agrobiodiversity.
    5. A warning that 75% of the agrobiodiversity of Morocco’s wheat and barley has been lost in the past 50 years. Ah, so that 75% number is true of something after all. Maybe they could use SeedTracker.
    6. A reminder that pastoralists guard biodiversity. Including agrobiodiversity.
    7. A Genesys for weed. Well, I guess it’s agrobiodiversity.

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