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Profits from raising guar, a hard bean that is crucial in the drilling process called hydraulic fracturing, have improved the lives of poor farmers in northeastern India. 
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The World Health Organization warns that overpopulation and a lack of arable land contribute to global food insecurity.
Taylen Bossman Arvigo's curator insight,
October 23, 2014 10:30 AM
This article speaks about the challange of having enough food in areas where it is hard to grow, partly because of the amount of people in this particular area. So they have come up with the idea of vertical farming in multilevel buildings.
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Mysterious fossils uncovered in caves in China possess a highly unusual mix of bygone and modern human features, scientists reveal... ...
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Free canteens have been set up for wild elephants to reduce the friction with villagers caused by their return to the improved environment of Pu'er in Southwest China's Yunnan province. ...
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PHSL Mobile is a new tool that Indonesian farmers and extension officers can use to get personalized fertilizer recommendations via a mobile phone. Provided free of charge to farmers by the Ministry of Agriculture, PHS...
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Tips and features on making, saving and spending yen in Japan. ...
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North Korea’s new leader has been in office for some 100 days, but change is not likely to come for a while, if at all, say those with experience working there. ...
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As haze from man-made fires continues to blanket the upper North, a small community in Phayao is confident a permanent solution to the problem is on the horizon. ...
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"[T]he diet of the future will ... be vastly more diverse, interesting, healthy, resource-efficient and creative."
Julian Cribb peers into his crystal ball. Via Jeremy Cherfas
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Farmers. Workers. Entrepreneurs. Care-givers. Bread-winners. Bread-makers. Mothers. International Women's Day.
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