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The Burden of Disease in Sub-Saharan Africa

Life, productivity and development are being seriously undermined by disease

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Feed from Urea-Treated Straw

Enriched straw used as livestock feed in China

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The Zambians who Are Returning to the Land

Unemployed urban Zambians return to the countryside and rediscover farming traditions

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The US Farm Bill: What Does It Mean for World Farmers?

The new US Farm Bill: a force for good or not?

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Famine Relief: Surviving Hard Times

Why isn't the international aid community better at helping farmers survive hard times?

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Are Pesticides Harming Human Health?

Agricultural pesticides could be damaging our immune systems, claims new report

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New Genes for the Cassava Plant

New breeding programme possible for improved cassava crops

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Hi-tech Solutions to Farming Problems

Hi-tech sprayer differentiates between crop and weeds

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Why Do So Many People Go Hungry?

There is enough to feed everyone but food is still unevenly distributed and poverty rising

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It's Time to Stop Losing Plant Genetic Diversity

Global stocktaking at FAO conference on plant genetic resources

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English Royal Show: Driving Developments

Mechanical highlights of the English Royal Show in Warwickshire

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English Royal Show: Farming Post-BSE

Traceability in meat production and farming post-BSE are this year's big talking points

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Natural Protection against Sheep Parasites

Scottish blackface sheep have a gene for increased resistance to internal parasites

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Spreading a Dairy Net across Africa

FAO's new Dairy Net to gather and share dairy development information in Africa

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Desertification: Why We Should Care More

Desertification is a global agricultural disaster largely ignored by governments

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FAO Calls for End to Rinderpest

FAO calls for total eradication of rinderpest disease that affects cattle and wild animals

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Good News about African Harvests

Bigger crops in central and southern Africa because of extended rainy season

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Will World Food Prices Rise?

Are food prices going to rise and then stay high?

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The 9th European Bioenergy Conference

Can farmers provide energy for power and heat as well as food for the world?

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Hybrid Maize Breakthrough in Mexico

New hybrid maize that breeds pure, meaning seed need only be bought once

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Breeding Healthier Yams for Export

Breeding better yams for booming export market

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New Drought-Tolerant Maize

New drought-tolerant maize developed suitable for Africa

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How Aids Is Changing Agriculture

Devastating Aids epidemic is changing what we grow and how we farm

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Sugar Beet Made Fit for Drier Climates

Improving sugar beet for yield and drought tolerance has been difficult

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Food: Making Sure There Is Enough for Everyone

Fighting hunger and malnutrition: how do we produce enough affordable food for everyone?

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Agroforesty Success Stories

How agrforestry pays off for farmers in Caribbean and Latin America

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Bosnian Farmers Rebulding after War

Bosnian farmers rebuilding their lives in the aftermath of war

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Why Cuban Agriculture Went Organic

With imports cut by upheaval in Eastern Europe, Cuban farmers were forced to go organic

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Farmers Are Guardians of Local Crop Varieties

Good news for plant genetic diversity as farmers continue to grow local varieties

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The International Grain Trade

Grain production and trade are at the heart of global agriculture

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