The video highlights the impact of climate change on the rice industry in New South Wales, Australia. Seven years of drought have resulted in a drastic decrease in rice production, leading to soaring prices and concerns about food security.

The Dixie Chicks put their careers on the line when they criticized the Iraq War. But artists aren’t taking the same risks today, says music industry veteran Shep Gordon. Watch Gordon and INET President Rob Johnson talk about how reality...

This nugget teaches the different times of a day and helps the student to understand words such as today, yesterday and tomorrow.

Yes, they might eat your brain, but there's a lot more to amoebas than that!

This video discusses external sources of finance for businesses. The speaker talks about different types of external financing, such as loans, subsidies, borrowing, and flotation on the stock market. The video also explains the...

The Numba library for Python makes numerical code faster by way of a just-in-time compiler, as an alternative (or complement) to NumPy and Cython. Often all you need to make existing code faster is a single line of code, with Numba's...

Describe the mating ritual of the Banded Stilt. Why is there enough food for the Banded Stilt to eat?<br/>
Water Birds Mating In The Desert, Part 3

Interest in vegan food and its associated health benefits has been booming across the rich world. A global retreat from meat could have a far-reaching environmental impact.

A video created for, and aimed at primary school science students learning all about plants. This video will take students through the plants that are commonly used as food.

USDA's Agricultural Research Service is doing innovative research to help farmers get more production from livestock for less cost.

This Lucas Detective video lesson is the The Mystery of Sally's Sick Goldfish.Students will enjoy joining Lucas in this animated video as they discover STEM subjects and work to unveil the mystery.

The Internet-of-Things connects everything, nanotechnology heals damaged brains and a venture capitalist spots medical breakthroughs. Plus, Anthony and Michael speak with David Hanson, the pioneering roboticist behind some of the most...

The jaunty image of the Victorian child chimney sweep is indelibly romantic, evoking the picturesque London glamorized in Mary Poppins. But the truth is that chimney sweep kids – and children living in Dickensian squalor, in general –...

It explains the salient points followed during feeding, rearing and breeding of aquatic animals.

An example of the different niches in the savannah ecosystem.

Infants usually get the nutrients they need to grow and survive from their mother's milk. As we get older, some people drink the milk of other animals like cows to get nutrients, while other people develop lactose intolerance. Explore...

A farmer shares his journey of cultivating a small experimental patch of sunflowers into a vibrant 9-acre bird sanctuary that blooms throughout the season, offering sanctuary to birds and joy to the community. This endeavor, blending...

Intensive farming is beneficial to humans as it increases the availability of food and therefore increases food security. It produces higher yields more efficiently so it can be sold at cheaper prices. However, it is controversial...

By 2050 the global demand for food will rise by 60 per cent. Wageningen University & Research is looking into new agricultural solutions, including vertical farming and robots to help with farm labour, as well as ways of protecting...

Tony Robbins' 5 Keys to Beating Stress 1. Feed Your Mind 2. Strengthen Your Body/Change Your Physical State 3. Find a Mission Bigger Than Yourself 4. Get a Role Model 5. Help Someone Worse Off Than You

The box of cereal contains 1kg, how many people can we feed if each person eats 100 grams?

How do we turn biological material into energy? This episode of Green Revolution explores how scientists are studying algae, ants, plants, and sawmill waste to help create fuel for the future.

Even though enough food is grown to feed all 7 billion people on Earth, around 795 million (so 1 in 9 people) do not eat enough food to maintain good health. These people don’t just live in less developed countries, being undernourished...

FLORIDA - DECEMBER 12: WHAT if your best friend weighed 10,000lbs and was able to crush a watermelon under her foot? Acrobat and animal handler Lauryn Murray, 33, from Florida, grew up in a circus and spends almost every day caring for...