- Why bulls and cereals go together.
- Finding out which old wheats go together with good bread.
- How in situ and ex situ conservation can come together for olives in Catalonia.
- 60 maize landraces come together in a cool display.
- Coming together for African yam bean, starting on 7 July.
- How national genebanks and community seed banks can come together.
Nibbles: Legume breeding, Hemp cultivation, Soybean breeding, Acacia taxonomy
- Freeing legumes in Africa.
- Hemp used to be much more free in Italy.
- The unfree history of soybeans in the US.
- Taxonomists are not free to rename acacias at will.
Nibbles: Linguistic diversity, Filipino rice, Cashew, Brassica domestication
- The need to save languages.
- Saving rice diversity in the Philippines.
- Cashews saving farmers in Guinea-Bissau.
- Understanding Brassica rapa diversity in order to save it.
Nibbles: Apples, Millets, Miniatures, Transhumance, Ag origins, Seeds
Nibbles: Small farms, DivSeek, Wheat gene atlas, Tannin synthesis, Pest/diseases, Food/feed, Korean vault
- Small farms are not just beautiful. Yes, the original paper was in Brainfood back in March, but this website seems to be new.
- DivSeek has a new strategic plan to “improve the generation and sharing of information about global plant genetic resources”: accelerate, add value, educate. Small farms unavailable for comment.
- Speaking of sharing information on global PGR, we need to do that for wheat genes, wheat gene scientists say.
- Probably for tannins too, come to think of it.
- FAO says climate change will make pests and diseases worse.
- FAO also says that livestock are not as bad as many people think.
- The sincerest for of flattery on display in South Korea.