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Guardian Professional,
12 Sep 2014:
Trade in agricultural commodities between southern countries is booming, but with a lack of sustainability standards, a crisis is brewing
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Guardian Professional, 9 Sep 2014: Gearing up for its role as EU Green Capital 2015, Bristol’s agricultural scene is growing, with a positive social impact on its community
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9 Sep 2014:
Originally published in the Guardian on 9 September 1989: Study reveals that chemical fertilisers and insecticides do not necessarily result in better crop yields than organic methods
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5 Sep 2014: Weather largely beneficial to most growers except for olive farmers and winemakers
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5 Sep 2014: Long sunny spells after a mild winter and early spring delivers a bounty of wheat, barley and oats
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2 Sep 2014:
Market information and long-term impacts remain unknown, but a biofuel byproduct can store carbon – and its market is growing despite higher costs
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Guardian Professional, 29 Aug 2014: As the Wellcome Trust buys up the Co-operative Group’s farms, four tips on how to invest sustainably in agricultural land
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Video
(46 sec),
27 Aug 2014:
Peter and Netty Hazell, two Australian farmers, hope to prove that they have found the world's woolliest sheep
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27 Aug 2014:
A Tasmanian sheep is believed to be carrying a 20kg fleece, which adds up to a lot of jumpers and socks. Nick Evershed does the maths
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Guardian Professional, 25 Aug 2014: The majority of smallholder farmers are female, so what can academics do to ensure their views are heard?
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Guardian Professional,
25 Aug 2014:
Milcah Wasike, smallholder farmer in Miendo, Western Kenya, takes us through her daily routine
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22 Aug 2014:
City links: The week’s best city stories claim that heritage preservation kills cities, criticise New York for being a ‘Disneyland for hipsters’ and sing happy birthday to Chennai
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21 Aug 2014: Wastewater pollution is contributing to a big salinity problem. Companies are taking notice
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Guardian Professional, 20 Aug 2014:
An Australia-Africa initiative is sowing nearly $1m in training, mentoring and action plans to combat pests' threat to agriculture, writes Caspar van Vark
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Guardian Professional,
19 Aug 2014:
L Hunter Lovins: George Monbiot’s recent criticism of Allan Savory’s theory that grazing livestock can reverse climate change ignores evidence that it’s already experiencing success
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