Experts say ‘balanced’ approach can meet region’s food needs in the face of climate change and rapid population growth The polarized debate over the use of organic and inorganic practices to boost farm yields is slowing action and widespread farmer adoption of approaches that could radically transform Africa’s food securityRead More …
Ideological stalemate over organic farming slows Central Africa food security fight
27 October, 2011 by (comments)Filed Under: Africa, Agro-ecology and Economics, Regions
Climate-smart coffee in (more or less) two minutes
27 October, 2011 by (comments)Meet Henk. He’s not just smart, he’s climate-smart. Plus, he knows a thing or two about coffee, and how farmers in Latin America and East Africa can protect their coffee crops from the expected impacts of climate change, as well as reduce their environmental footprint. ** Henk – full nameRead More …
Filed Under: Africa, Climate Change, Latin America and the Caribbean, Multimedia, Regions
Africa experiences a series of “mini-Green Revolutions”
12 April, 2011 by (comments)International conference to bring good news from the Great Lakes New eco-efficient farming practices have triggered a series of “mini-Green Revolutions” in the Great Lakes region of Africa, and will be the focus of a forthcoming international conference in Rwanda. The new techniques are based on so-called “sustainable intensification” —aRead More …
Filed Under: Africa, Regions
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