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10–12 August 2026, Horticulture Conference 2026, Lisbon
25 May 202610–12 August 2026, Horticulture Conference 2026, Lisbon Inscitech Summits The InSciTech Meet on Horticulture and Agriculture 2026 brings together researchers, scientists, industry leaders, and policymakers to explore the latest advancements.
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23–24 June 2026, World Agri-Tech South America, São Paulo
25 May 202623–24 June 2026, World Agri-Tech South America, São Paulo World Agri-Tech South America Summit The World Agri-Tech South America Summit 2026 brings together leading decision-makers from agribusiness, technology, and investment.
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9 – 11 June 2026, GreenTech Amsterdam, Amsterdam
25 May 20269 – 11 June 2026, GreenTech Amsterdam, Amsterdam GreenTech GreenTech Amsterdam 2026 brings together global leaders in horticultural technology to showcase the latest innovations in greenhouse cultivation and sustainable agriculture..
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IPES-FOOD: The New Geopolitics of Food
22 May 2026A new geopolitics of food is reshaping global food security. Trade wars, conflicts, climate change, aid cuts, and political tensions are fueling price volatility, worsening hunger, and strengthening corporate control..
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AFSA: Healthy Soil, Healthy Food, Healthy Communities
21 May 2026Rebuilding Africa’s Food Systems from the Ground Up
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PNAS: Climate Change Drives the Decline of Global Grazing Systems
20 May 2026Grazing systems are a critical source of livelihood for hundreds of millions of people across diverse ecological and socioeconomic contexts. However, there is still a lack of comprehensive global understanding.
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AGRONOMY JOURNAL: Response of Cereals to Intercropping with Non-Food Crops in Tropical and Subtropical Regions: A Meta-Analysis
19 May 2026Intercropping cereals with non-food intercrops (NFICs) can enhance cereal productivity while providing additional benefits such as improved soil health and increased forage production.
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