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Category: Nibbles

Little bits of link goodness not worth a whole post

Posted on April 2, 2009

Nibbles: Mopane, Evolution, Cacao

  • Food shopping in Harare includes dried caterpillars by the sackful. Luigi says: “Yum”.
  • Carnival of Evolution #10 at The Oyster’s Garter. Jeremy says: “Yum”.
  • Ecological cacao. We all say: “Yum”.
Posted on April 2, 2009

Nibbles: Mopane, Evolution, Cacao

  • Food shopping in Harare includes dried caterpillars by the sackful. Luigi says: “Yum”.
  • Carnival of Evolution #10 at The Oyster’s Garter. Jeremy says: “Yum”.
  • Ecological cacao. We all say: “Yum”.
Posted on April 1, 2009

Nibbles: Advice, Bees, Chops, Delights

  • Students offer organic advice.
  • First Beekeeper.
  • Mangalista pigs, from Hungarian obscurity to top tables.
  • The latest botany carnival Berry Go Round 15 is up.
Posted on March 31, 2009March 31, 2009

Nibbles: Infoflow, Apples, Urban agriculture, Veterinary medicine

  • The Tracing Paper launches a twitter round-up. UK based, and food system in general, not just agrobiodiversity, and very useful.
  • Old English apples in supermarkets … in three years time, DV. Via Tracing Paper (see above)
  • SPIN-Farming has a new presentation you can download to promote intensive, diverse farming.
  • South African wild plants as veterinary medicines.
Posted on March 30, 2009March 30, 2009

Nibbles: Soil diversity, Coffee, Ants, Haskap, Biochar

  • “Spreading antibiotics in the soil affects microbial ecosystems“. No shit.
  • Drink more (Rwandan) coffee. What about the other coffee countries?
  • Cane toad nemesis: meat ants. Eeyew.
  • 1st Virtual International Scientific Conference On Lonicera caerulea L. Via .
  • The biochar backlash. Oliver snips and links.

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Fresh Nibbles

    1. Kenyan farmers are rediscovering indigenous crops.
    2. Oman discovers it has lots of mango diversity, and moves to conserve it.
    3. Swedish student discovering varietal mixtures.
    4. Discover how a locally adapted cattle population in Japan became a globally recognized premium brand by maintaining distinctive genetic and breeding characteristics. Lessons there for all of the above perhaps?

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