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This Ontario lake reveals the effect of humans on the planet, scientists say

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New ReviewMilton's Crawford Lake is known as a popular place for hiking. But scientists say it also best exemplifies the moment — about 800 years ago — when we began to see the effect of humans on earth's ecosystems. CBC's Kirthana Sasitharan got...
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Senegal launches farming initiative to empower jobless graduates

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New ReviewYoung Senegalese graduates turn to farming amid high unemployment, promoting agriculture as a viable career path & route to food sovereignty
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Tory leader Kemi Badenoch visits farm in Petersfield

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New ReviewConservative Party leader Kemi Badenoch visits Stanbridge Farm, Petersfield in East Hampshire, as she continues her support for the agricultural community following tax rises last year.
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Badenoch and Cleverly visit housing in Surrey

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New ReviewTory leader Kemi Badenoch and shadow housing secretary Sir James Cleverly conducted a housing visit in Redhill, near Reigate, Surrey.
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Lib Dem leader Sir Ed Davey visits strawberry farm in Somerset

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New ReviewLiberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey takes part in strawberry picking with Tessa Munt, the MP for Wells & Mendip Hills, at Warren's Farm Shop in Draycott, near Cheddar, Somerset.
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Entrepreneurs in Libya turn to aquaponics to fight worsening water scarcity

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New ReviewUNICEF says Libya is facing a critical shortage of water, which is expected to get even worse by 2040.
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Technology helps farmers and their crops

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New ReviewAn Edmonton researcher is using machine learning to help farmers optimize soil health and crop yields. David Wishart is a professor at the University of Alberta. He recently won a national funding competition for his Soil-Hub project.
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Kemi Badenoch drives combine harvester during visit to Essex

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New ReviewConservative Party leader Kemi Badenoch took to the wheel of a combine harvester during a visit to a farm in Essex. Ms Badenoch was helped to drive the vehicle at Hall Farm in Little Walden, Essex.
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Drought-stricken Manitoba farmers hoping for rain

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Extremely dry conditions in Manitoba are leaving farmers praying for rain. Across much of the province's south, farms are experiencing moderate to severe drought, with precipitation about 70 per cent below average, according to...
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Mojave Desert-Raised Organic Hemp Coming This Year, Says Cadiz CEO

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Southern California will soon be home to Mojave Desert-based organic hemp production through a newly created joint venture between natural resources company Cadiz Inc. and cannabis cultivator Glass House Farms.
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Nationwide strike in India after farmers' suicides

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Millions of workers in India are on strike protesting against government's economic policies.
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Brazil indigenous seek to capitalise on agribusiness

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In Brazil 13 percent of the Amazon Rainforest is indigenous reserves - off limits to farmers who contribute to deforestation.
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Calls for sustainable farming in the face of climate change

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The UN's climate change body says global warming is upsetting food systems, reducing harvests and intensifying poverty and hunger.
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Vegan meat revolution could help solve global warming

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A mouth-watering task - the race to create a plant-based burger without any meat that everyone can eat and save planet.
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Great green wall: Villagers' defence against desert

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Al Jazeera meets Senegalese in a race against effects of climate change.
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Alberta Farmer Jason Lenz talks about the effect of the CN strike

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Jason Lenz says the CN strike will weigh immediately on farmers who need to manage logistics of moving grain now and plan ahead
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Denmark builds border fence with Germany to keep infected wild boar away

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Denmark started building a 70km-long fence along its border with Germany on Monday in a bid to protect its pigs from disease-carrying wild boar. Plans for the border fence were announced in March 2018 amid fears of African swine fever...
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India farmer protests: Has PM Narendra Modi gone too far? | UpFront

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We debate Indian Prime Minister's overhaul of the agriculture sector, and discuss Bangladesh’s Rohingya relocation plan.
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What will it take to end Indian farmers' protests? | Inside Story

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Farmers in India are angry over new laws but the Prime Minister says change is needed.
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Hydroponic farming looks to offer food stability across Canada

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In the wake of yet another romaine lettuce E. coli scare, high-tech hydroponic urban farming is making a case for itself as a made-in-Canada solution for the contamination problem.
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This Company Loves Ugly Fruit

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Imperfect Produce, a California based start-up, aims to close the food waste gap by finding homes for ugly vegetables and fruit.
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Sudan floods: A devastating aftermath | Talk to Al Jazeera: In the Field

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As Sudan faced the worst floods in a century, we travelled to Khartoum to meet some of those most affected.
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'Mutagenesis' plant breeding technique comes under GMO rules

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It's a blow for the biotech industry, a victory for environmental campaigners. Europe's top court has ruled that crops obtained through a plant breeding technique called 'mutagenesis' - or gene editing - must come under laws restricting...
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A Start-up That Wants to Tip Over the Beef Industry, One Cow at a Time

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Crowd Cow connects consumers to bid on parts of cows from independent farms and will only process orders once the entire cow is sold. "What we're doing is providing a very different experience from the entire meat industry," says...