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Eating Less Meat Won't Help Protect The Environment, Eating Less Will

Eating Less Meat Won't Help Protect The Environment, Eating Less Will

A new paper seeks to take some of the guesswork out of subjective "sustainable" diets. Activists like True Health Initiative try to claim that a meatless diet is better for human health and the…
Trichoderma And Corn Rot: Organic Pesticides Damage Crops

Trichoderma And Corn Rot: Organic Pesticides Damage Crops

A small percentage of farmers engage in an alternative form of agriculture termed "organic" because they believe it is a more natural manufacturing process, since it was used in the past. The…
Some U.S Cities Could Subsist On Locally Grown Food - If The Local Area Is Large Enough

Some U.S Cities Could Subsist On Locally Grown Food - If The Local Area Is Large Enough

A new estimate says that of 378 metropolitan areas, many could actually exist on locally grown food - if the local area is up to 200 miles away, which means New York City could claim farms in…
Our Food Supply Was Built On Engineering Plants: The War On Science Risks That Food Security

Our Food Supply Was Built On Engineering Plants: The War On Science Risks That Food Security

The majority of today's plant-based food was created using scientific optimization of traits - genetic engineering. Watermelons, bananas, tomatoes, lettuce, and corn are all great examples of…
Consumers Don't Realize It But The Pandemic Has Clobbered Farmers

Consumers Don't Realize It But The Pandemic Has Clobbered Farmers

Tennessee corn, soybean, cotton and wheat producers are estimated to have declines in income of $58.8 million, $21.4 million, $20.3 million and $1.2 million, respectively, for a total decline of $101…
With No Bee Deaths Happening, Activists Now Say Birds Are Dying From Neonicotinoids

With No Bee Deaths Happening, Activists Now Say Birds Are Dying From Neonicotinoids

Though periodic deaths of bees continue to happen, and have been documented for as long as records of bees have been kept, over 1,000 years, efforts to blame the most recent statistical blip on a…
Your Vegetable Garden Won't Save You In A Pandemic - Farming Will

Your Vegetable Garden Won't Save You In A Pandemic - Farming Will

With the world COVID-19 pandemic in its sixth month, food activists are back to trumpeting locally grown, and even home grown, as a viable option for mass food production, but for most of the world…
Is Air Pollution The Next Pandemic? How Air Quality Increases Deaths From Cardiovascular Disease

Is Air Pollution The Next Pandemic? How Air Quality Increases Deaths From Cardiovascular Disease

By Gurkiran Dhuga and Glen Pyle Throughout the last few decades health concerns related to air pollution have been rising. Despite this focus there has been little research on the impact of air…
Conservation Agriculture Increases Carbon Sequestration In Food Crops

Conservation Agriculture Increases Carbon Sequestration In Food Crops

One of the glaring errors in the controversial United Nations IPCC report critical of agriculture was that it used the Greenhouse Gas Protocol yet ignored the carbon sequestration of crops. A…
Developing Countries, Where Citizen Science Would Help Most, Is Where It Happens Least

Developing Countries, Where Citizen Science Would Help Most, Is Where It Happens Least

Is citizen science a luxury for wealthy countries? Pastimes like bird watching, which require very little wealth to start, are more common in developed lands, but it would help fill the gaps in…

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