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AFSA: The Future of Biodigital Technologies in Food and Agriculture in Africa

Today, the convergence of biology and digital technologies—artificial intelligence, synthetic biology, robotics, sensors, data platforms, genomics, lab-grown proteins, 3D printed foods, and geoengineering—represents a new conjunction of technological, geopolitical, and.

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The Washington Post: What is Regenerative Organic Agriculture?

Regenerative organic agriculture is more than just another marketing buzzword. It’s a proven way of farming that goes beyond “less harm” to actively restore soil, protect animals, and support farmers.

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AFN : Private capital is a fundamental – and underfunded – piece of global food security

Agriculture remains one of the world’s most critical sectors, employing over a quarter of the global workforce and contributing significantly to poverty alleviation. Yet, despite its importance, it remains underfunded.

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AFN: Deep Tech in regenerative agriculture : essential ally or unnecessary intrusion?

Regenerative agriculture is rapidly moving from a niche concept to a mainstream imperative. As farmers, food companies, and investors increasingly recognize its potential, a critical debate is emerging: what role,.

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FT Magazine : Why the vegans lost

Veganism didn’t become less good for us or the planet, so what changed? Veganism was once the biggest food trend. Now, the zeitgeist is elsewhere.

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AFSA: Farmers’ Seed Systems

Foundation for climate resilience, sovereignty and sustainability of food systems in Africa.

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AgTechNavigator : All insights from 50 years of rice data: seasonal breeding and variety shifts crucial to sustaining deal

Machine learning has uncovered key details about rice cultivation over five decades, revealing how season-tailored breeding and more frequent varietal changes can sustain productivity.

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The future market: The Abundance illusion

What if Malthus was right? Why More Food Hasn’t Solved Hunger. We didn’t eliminate Malthus’s trap – we transformed it. We traded immediate famine for long-term ecological challenges.

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FAO: Transforming food and agriculture through a systemic approach

The goal of Transforming Food and Agriculture Through a Systems Approach is to clarify what a systems approach actually means in agri-food systems. It explains what a systems approach means.

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GRAIN: The health and nutritional costs of supermarkets

As supermarkets grow, traditional food systems decline, jeopardizing traditional diets and their benefits to human health. Research in the Kilimanjaro region of Tanzania has shown that switching to a Western.

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