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Why We Need to Adopt More Orphan Crops

Planting more of these neglected crops could help mitigate food shortages in the face of future climate crises.

by Shea Swenson
Food

How to Transform Green Walnuts Into a Nutty Liqueur

A bartender-botanist’s guide to making nocino, a traditional Italian liqueur made from unripe walnuts.

by Danny Childs
Farm

What the Future of Almonds Looks Like in a Dry California

The state grows the vast majority of the global almond supply. As water becomes scarcer, what will happen to this versatile crop?

by Emily Baron Cadloff
Food

Tomatoes Are the Latest Victim of Climate Change

Researchers expect global tomato production to decline as droughts and rising temperatures affect major growing areas.

by Shea Swenson
Farm

Why Scientists Want to Bring Farming to Swampy Peatlands

Wet agriculture, called paludiculture, turns peatlands into productive growing areas.

by Emily Baron Cadloff
Farm-Resources

10 Drought-Tolerant Crops to Plant Amid Water Scarcity

These fruits and vegetables will thrive even in the hottest conditions.

by Lindsay Campbell
Farm

What Does the Future Look Like for Georgia Peaches?

Despite their ubiquitous association with the state, peaches are no longer Georgia’s biggest fruit crop. As temperatures rise, growers and researchers are working to ensure that climate change doesn’t kill the industry.

by Lia Picard
Consumption

Montana Is Leading the Way in Lentil Research

At Montana State University, researchers are studying how genetic and environmental factors affect lentil crops.

by Shea Swenson
Food

Could Tomatoes Be the Secret to Solving Vitamin D Deficiencies?

Researchers found a way to boost vitamin D levels in tomato plants, opening up new opportunities for plant-based supplements.

by Shea Swenson
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