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Early Farmers Changed the Climate (and We’re Still Feeling it Today)
A recent study says early farmers using slash-and-burn farming techniques altered global temperatures, and we’re still feeling its effects.
Farms and fo-od, farms and fo-od …. you can’t have one without the other.
Sponsored: No Farms, No Food: Join the Movement
You can help raise awareness about the loss of farmland and the impact it has fresh, local food for the next generation.
Organic Farming Could, Maybe, Feed The World, Say Scientists
It’d be awfully difficult, though.
Avoid Food Poisoning at Your Super Bowl Party with USDA’s Advice”and Bad Football Puns!
Warning: Do not consume raw chicken wings.
This week’s #iamamodernfarmer contest winner spend her time with our favorite camelids, on an alpaca farm in Leicestershire, England.
Ceviche, Poke, Crudo, Carpaccio: Your Guide To Raw Fish Dishes Around The World
What does it all mean? Besides delicious uncooked fish, of course.
Oh, Give Me a Home, Where the Sheep and the Penguins Roam
The Falkland Islands are a wildlife sanctuary turned organic farm
From N16 to SW9: How London’s Urban Farmers are Cultivating the City
From the UK’s first acquaponic vertical farm to a bee apiary that spans the city’s gardens and rooftops, a new generation of farmers are transforming London into an urban acreage.
