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Environment The World

28. September 2025

We Can Thank Farmers for “One of the Biggest Conservation Wins”

Global agricultural land use peaked in the early 2000s and is now declining, freeing up space where grasslands, forests, and wild animals are returning — a hopeful sign for rewilding and biodiversity.

Technology

Technology India

19. May 2025

Empowering Women and Boosting Crops, One Drone at a Time

In 2023, the Indian government launched a program to help rural women boost their incomes and the country's agricultural productivity by using drones to fertilize crops, and the results are promising.

Environment

Environment Burkina Faso

3. March 2025

Green Belt Offers Shade for Locals

A green belt has been built around Ouagadougou, the capital of Burkina Faso, as a protective barrier against the encroaching desert, providing shade and productive land to its growing population.

Environment

Cows grazing in meadow in Denmark, wind mills in the background

Environment

16. January 2025

Revolutionizing Agriculture, for a Greener Future

In order to reduce overall economy-wide emissions by a whopping 70% by 2030, Denmark is deploying massive efforts to address environmental challenges of agriculture, thereby setting an example for other countries to follow.

Environment

Environment The Netherlands

13. July 2024

Eco-Responsible Milestone: Huge Regenerative Agriculture Program

The Dutch multinational brewing company Heineken has successfully completed its first large-scale regenerative agriculture barley harvest, an important milestone in eco-responsible farming in Europe.

Technology

Agricultural experts harvest rice resistant to saline-alkaline soil in Alar city, Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region.

Technology China

4. April 2024

We Can Now Make Soil Less Salty for More Food Security

Scientists have found a way to turn swathes of salty soil, that was previously unsuitable for agriculture, into fertile farmlands.

Society

Society The World

12. February 2024

Globally, Food Prices Have Dropped

The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) has recently announced that food prices fell in 2023.

Animals

Animals USA

10. January 2024

Fruits and Veggies Saved from Invasive Fruit Flies

When two invasive fruit fly species were discovered and threatened crops in California, the United States, authorities decided to release two million sterile male fruit flies to eradicate the winged nuisance.

Society

Society South Korea

1. September 2023

Climate-Resilient Rice to Be Supplied…to Eight African Nations

In an effort to empower African nations to improve yields and food security, South Korea is launching a project aimed at supplying resilient rice varieties, sharing technologies and experience with countries dealing with unfavorable agricultural circumstances.

Society

Society Norway

24. March 2023

Let’s Take a Virtual Visit to the Doomsday Seed Vault!

As part of its 15th anniversary, the Svalbard Global Seed Vault located in the Norwegian Arctic is offering a virtual tour of the premises where crop biodiversity is protected in a global cooperative and community effort.