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Bhutan - The World's First 100% Organic Nation

Bhutan - The World's First 100% #Organic Nation http://t.co/IHGoAuCv1JNanci J. Ross's insight:Fascinating...Bhutan has also managed to maintrain ~75% forest cover which is impressive indeed.See it on...

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Filipino farmers destroy genetically modified ‘Golden Rice’ crops

A group of activist farmers in the Philippines stormed a government research facility and destroyed an area of genetically modified rice crops the size of 10 football fields.See it on Scoop.it, via...

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Using fire to manage fire-prone regions around the world - Science Codex

Science Codex Using fire to manage fire-prone regions around the world Science Codex The Ecological Society of America's first online-only Special Issue of Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment...

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How will crops fare under climate change? Depends on how you ask - Science...

How will crops fare under climate change?Nanci J. Ross's insight:This is a quick article explaining how different CC models are created and why they sometimes provide different projections. Might be a...

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Disappearing Trades: Portraits of India's Obsolete Professions - TIME

Disappearing Trades: Portraits of India's Obsolete Professions TIME The ethnographic work of John F. Watson and John W.See it on Scoop.it, via Ethnoecology

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Worthington councilman promotes edible plants in city parks - Columbus Dispatch

Columbus Dispatch Worthington councilman promotes edible plants in city parks Columbus Dispatch Plants that produce apples, pears, blueberries, papaws and walnuts grow wild and produce plentifully on...

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India's rice revolution

In a village in India's poorest state, farmers are growing world record amounts of rice – with no GM or herbicide. Is this a solution to world food shortages?Nanci J. Ross's insight:Amazing! A...

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A genetic treasure hunting in sorghum may benefit crop improvement | Science...

August 27, 2013, Shenzhen, China - A consortium of researchers from The University of Queensland, the Queensland Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry (DAFF Qld) and BGI has discovered...

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Indigenous Peoples Vow to Map Customary Forests - Jakarta Globe

Indigenous Peoples Vow to Map Customary Forests Jakarta Globe An organization representing Indonesia's indigenous people is determined to map out the country's customary forests in order to save them...

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Green Tokyo: 5 Cool Examples of Urban Agriculture - ROCKETNEWS24

Green Tokyo: 5 Cool Examples of Urban Agriculture ROCKETNEWS24 With its massive urban sprawl and busy streets, Tokyo doesn't exactly seem like the kind of place you would find farmland, but Tokyoites...

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Agriculture is the New Golf: Rethinking Suburban Communities | The...

There is new movement to plan suburban communities around farms instead of golf courses. Can it catch on?Nanci J. Ross's insight:But will the agriculture itself be sustainable? People cannot live on...

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ESA 2013 Preview: Historical vs. Modern Conditions of Sierra ...

Christopher Dolanc, a recent alum of the Davis Graduate Group in Ecology, continues our ESA 2013 preview posts. You can see Chris's talk at ESA at 10:50AM, Tuesday, August 6, in room.Nanci J. Ross's...

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Growing Dialogue: Austin's Grassroots Agriculture - The Daily Texan

In a changing ecological and social landscape, local innovators explore sustainable food production in Austin.Nanci J. Ross's insight:Good little video to introduce students to the concepts of urban...

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Stalking the Wild Tomato: The Ethnobotany of Genetically Modified Crops

In a place where population growth is moving incredibly fast, added pressure on farmers in India in the wake of crushing debt and failed crops calls for a new agricultural approach. Genetic...

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Cleaning Up Ancient Human DNA - Science AAAS

Cleaning Up Ancient Human DNA Science AAAS He and his colleagues are now trying it on ancient dog DNA to elucidate the domestication of dogs.Nanci J. Ross's insight:ok, this is about humans, but they...

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Re-sequencing reveals cucumber's evolutionary enigma - agprofessional.com

Re-sequencing reveals cucumber's evolutionary enigma agprofessional.com This work provides new insights for understanding the genetic basis of domestication and diversity of this important crop, and...

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Disease and Agriculture in Mississippian Period N. America | Bones ...

Diseases are an interesting thing. The development and location of an area can drastically change the types of diseases present, and which are most deadly. If you look at global health maps, such as...

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Food Monographs

This is a collection of videos on food, created by students enrolled in Dr. Quave's "Food, Health and Society" course in the Human Health program at Emory University.See it on Scoop.it, via Ethnoecology

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Pivots and Loss of Habitat in Flyover-Country | Big Picture Agriculture

If you’ve never looked at this region using Google satellite maps, I wish you would. Maybe you’ve seen how pivots have taken over as you’ve flown over. It seems like they are almost everywhere that...

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Farmers, smelters and caravans: Two thousand years of land use and soil...

Slope deposits in North Pare provide evidence of two millennia of anthropogenically driven land clearance, soil erosion and land degradation. Drawing on deposit stratigraphy, soil magnetic parameters,...

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