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Category: Urban agriculture

Posted on March 11, 2009March 11, 2009

Nibbles: Aquaculture, Philippines organic, Risk mapping, Jatropha, Plum

  • FAO’s Regional Aquaculture Information System (RAIS) website launched. Covers the Gulf states.
  • Pinoy farmers urged to go organic.
  • Climate change risk mapped in SE Asia. Cambodia surrenders.
  • Local weed makes good in Mexico.
  • The Prunus mume collection at the Beijing Botanic Garden.
Posted on March 10, 2009

Nibbles: Aquaculture squared, Food policy, School, Beer

  • More audio aquaponics goodness.
  • “The road from growing rice to raising shrimp to misery.”
  • Angola’s national strategy on food, nutritional security includes seeds. Anyone know more?
  • Handbook for School Gardens.
  • Oh no, climate change to screw up Czech hops! Now I’m really mad.
Posted on March 7, 2009March 8, 2009

Nibbles: Ginseng, Worms, Cities

  • Biodiversity in cultivated Panax notoginseng populations.
  • Worms add value to waste.
  • Urban homesteading? Whatever next?
Posted on March 5, 2009March 5, 2009

Urban farmer, ex-basketball player, genius

Did we note that Will Allen, urban farmer extraordinaire, won the Genius Award last year? Congratulations! Via.

Posted on March 4, 2009March 4, 2009

Nibbles: Urban agriculture, Rural agriculture, Assisted migration, FAO prize, Traditional medicine, Diseaese

  • IDRC reports on Agriculture in urban planning.
  • French end subsidy hypocrisy. Mais non? Mais oui! Via .
  • More on assisted migration.
  • Chinese pig farmer wins FAO plaudits.
  • India puts traditional remedies into public domain for their own good.
  • Kenyan crops in trouble from diseases.

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Fresh Nibbles

    1. Times of India says “India needs a new doomsday seed vault.” Why not just use the one already there in Svalbard?
    2. Meanwhile, women in the Sundarban are doing it for themselves.
    3. Maybe it’s community doomsday seed vaults that India needs?
    4. Fiji’s cassava is facing a doomsday of its own.
    5. Georgia — the country — is working on a documentary on crop diversity which will no doubt include their seed deposit in Svalbard.
    6. Kenya has a pretty good community genebanks video of its own.
    7. Nigeria is all over crop diversity. Not just once, but twice.
    8. Coffee prices going up? Can you imagine what will happen if we don’t conserve enough of its diversity?
    9. Want more examples of the coolness of crop diversity and its guardians? Slow Food has your back.
    10. La Via Campesina needs to encouragement either, where “peasant seeds” and their guardians are concerned.
    11. Even the World Economic Forum wants in on the act.
    12. And yet the seed sector seems…reluctant?
    13. Good job Genesys is getting faster, eh?

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