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What Happens after the Floods?

How do farmers begin to recover after the floods in Mozambique and India?

Feeling the Benefits of Herbal Extracts

Medicinal herbal extracts are the subject of the last edition of The Farming World

Oman's Salt Water Problem

How the use of motorised pumps is making groundwater more salty in Oman

The Urban Farmers taking over Dehli

Champions of urban agriculture transforming Dehli homes, rooftops and even the prison

Re-thinking Agricultural Development

So many farmers are so deperately poor because donor countries don't know how to help them

Could Going Green Grow more Food?

Strategies for getting more food from less space with greater regard for the enviorment

How to Succeed in Sugar Processing

Sugar manufacture in the UK at a time of overproduction and low prices elsewhere

Farming Relationships at Work

Teamwork is at the heart of farming: husbands and wives, families, neighbours far and wide

Giving Seeds a Head Start

Helping seeds of the versatile carob tree germinate and survive in harsh conditions

How Farmers find their Markets

Different trading decisions made by farmers in east Africa and the Caribbean

Why are Farmers Leaving the Land?

Why is farming globally losing its skilled workforce? Reports from India and north America

Growing Vegetables on High

The Biotechnology Debate

Is biotechnology safe? Does it actually deliver? How should it be regulated?

Chocolate: from Cocoa Bean to Bar

From cocoa bean to chocolate bar: what exactly goes on inside a chocolate factory?

Online Food Safety Database Launches

Online database of acceptable levels of contaminants in food, sponsored by FAO and IAEA

Farming close to Nature

Making a living from wild plants and learning how to farm them in Cameroon

First FAO report on Global Food Insecurity

UN report on global food insecurity offers some hope and exposes old patterns

Re-use and Recycle: Farmers' Watchwords

Recycling dangerous plastic into beautiful and useful objects in Burkina Faso

Weeds on the Agenda in Brighton

Why the Brighton Crop Protection Conference dedicated its entire programme to weeds

Tanzanian Women win Equal Land Rights

Tanzanian women now have equal land rights but explaining this to villagers comes next

Farming in Bhutan

Bhutan's apple growers need to start grading fruit in order to get better prices

Multicultural Urban Farming in Britain

A new generation of Britons are digging for success on their allotments

Red Tilapia from Scotland

Tilapia breeding programme at the Institue of Aquaculture in Scotland

WTO sows Seeds of Dissent

What does the TRIPS agreement mean to farmers

Kosovan Farmers Return to their Land

Helping Kosovan farmers who are returning to rebuild their lives and farms after the war

Nothing simple about the Potato

Potatoes are a very technically challenging crop to grow anywhere in the world

Seed: our most Precious Asset

World Seed Conference discusses this first and most critical element in the food chain

Nicaragua still suffering one year after Hurricane Mitch

Has Nicaraguan agriculture recovered from the devastation of Hurricane Mitch a year ago?

Maize Genes and 'soft' Biotechnology

Some of the 'soft' biotechnology research that everyone can access

Mixing it up: a Biodiverse Harvest

It's a biodiverse harvest at an agroforestry research farm in England