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NIAB is First UK Crop Research Centre to Join Global Agriculture Climate Initiative

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FAO DG Tackles Food Security Impact of Russia-Ukraine Conflict, Presents Policy Recommendations

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Relocating Farmland Could Turn Back Clock 20 Years on Carbon Emissions, Say Scientists

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Scientists Developing Crop that Replaces Fossil Fuels as Source of Key Industrial Compounds

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UK’s First Measurements of Nitrogen Added by Legumes to a Crop Production System

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Open Call to Galvanize the Global Barley Research Community

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Europe Must Embrace New Genomic Technologies (NGT) to Safeguard its Food Sovereignty

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New Framework and Free Online Tool to Help Understand the Role of Soil Biota

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ISF Speaks at FAO Global Conference

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Increased Water Pollution From Farms Will Become Common Under Climate Change

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Risk of Soil Degradation and Desertification in Europe’s Mediterranean May Be More Serious Than Realized

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Climate Benefits from Seed Breeding

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Aiming for the 25 Percent, Part 2

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Farm to Fork: New Rules for Micro-Organisms Used in Plant Protection Products

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UK Plants Flowering a Month Earlier Due to Climate Change

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Because You Asked – 4 Niels Louwaars Not to Miss

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Top Bee and Pollinator Stories of 2021

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Banning GMOs Deprive Farmers and Consumers Economic and Health Benefits, Report

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Climate and Agriculture in the Mediterranean: Less Water Resource, More Irrigation Demand

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Dually-beneficial Habitats are Strengthening More Resilient Biodiversity

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COP26: Urgent Action is Needed to Make Agriculture Greener and More Resilient

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Global Climate Change Impact on Crops Expected Within 10 Years, NASA Study Finds

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More to Climate Change Than Just Temperature: Recent Weather Patterns Led to Smaller Harvests

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More Support Needed for Pollination Services in Agriculture

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Heineken Embarks On Low Carbon Barley Farming Trial

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Bayer to Launch Organic Vegetable Seeds Portfolio

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Safeguarding European Wild Pollinators

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Sustainable Seed Systems, a basis for UNFSS!

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Our World in Data Says Only 10% of Global Food Crops Depend on Pollinators

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UK Report Compares EU Approaches on Food Safety Regulation of Novel Foods and GMOs with Other Countries

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Crop Farmers Face New Disease Pressures as Climate Changes

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Bee Health: New Data Hub Goes Live

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