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Topic: Agriculture (page 7)

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The race to re-learn hemp farming

Leslie Nemo - Undark
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10 worst-case climate predictions

Lorraine Chow - Independent Media Institute
FILE - In this Feb. 1, 2017, file photo, Agriculture Secretary-designate, former Georgia Gov. Sonny Perdue attends a meeting on Capitol Hill in Washington. President Donald Trump tapped Perdue to be his agriculture secretary six weeks ago, but the administration still hasn’t formally provided the Senate with the paperwork for the nomination. The delay is frustrating farm-state senators, who represent many of the core voters who helped elect Trump. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite, File) (AP)

Perdue: SNAP users need dignity restored

David Edwards - Raw Story
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The benefits of local food

Helena Norberg-Hodge - Independent Media Institute
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Climate change's public health crisis

Nicole Karlis
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Food waste makes soil healthier

Matthew Wallenstein, Cynthia Kallenbach, Peter Olayemi - The Conversation
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The air quality inequality

Nicole Karlis
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Regulation made farmers more productive

Rachael Garrett - The Conversation
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In this Jan. 24, 2016 photo, a malnourished child lies in a bed at a therapeutic feeding center in a hospital in Sanaa, Yemen. Some 3 million children here under five years require services to treat or prevent malnutrition, according to a UNICEF report on Jan. 13. (AP Photo/Hani Mohammed) (AP)

Climate change drives world hunger

Jessica Eise, Kenneth Foster - The Conversation
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Is eating locally really better?

Reynard Loki - Independent Media Institute
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Devin Nunes dumped by hometown paper

Igor Derysh
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"Wheaties" struggle to stay relevant

Michael Dax - Civil Eats
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Weed-killing robots use fewer pesticides

Amber Wang - GearBrain
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American farmers want trade partners

Amanda M. Countryman - The Conversation
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How plant pathogens are like hackers

John Herlihy - The Conversation
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Trump wants to bail out farmers

Matthew Rozsa
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Milking cows for data — not just dairy

Matthew Stuber, Gary Kazmer, Shalabh Gupta, Steven Zinn - The Conversation
Women and children look through a box of cloths that were donated by volunteers at the Greyhound bus terminal, Thursday, May 29, 2014 in Phoenix. About 400 mostly Central American women and children caught crossing from Mexico into south Texas were flown to Arizona this weekend after border agents there ran out of space and resources. Officials then dropped hundreds of them off at Phoenix and Tucson Greyhound stations, overwhelming the stations and humanitarian groups who were trying to help. (AP Photo/Rick Scuteri) (AP)

Undocumented workers sustain America

Mary Jo Dudley - The Conversation
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Don’t abandon farmers in the Farm Bill

Caroline Kamm - Civil Eats
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It's time to ramp up carbon farming

Twilight Greenaway - Civil Eats
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“Low grade” maple syrup is the best

Jessica Klein
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Helping black farmers stay on their land

Korsha Wilson - Civil Eats
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CRISPR crops don’t count as GMOs

Yi Li - The Conversation
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What will we eat in 2050?

Nathanael Johnson - Grist
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