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Monthly Archives: April 2011
mad as hell and there is nothing we are going to do about it
Last year, the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) ran an ad campaign against the 1 billion who were hungry (now 925 million one year later, even with food price increases…). The numbers themselves are only estimates, and I … Continue reading
Posted in agriculture, aid, hunger
Tagged FAO, food insecure, mad as hell, Network, Peter Finch, tram, UN
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Berries in Russia
Bioversity posted a story of the project we worked on with the Vavilov Research Institute, which I wrote about earlier. I think this quote says it all from my perspective: Bioversity scientist, Pablo Eyzaguirre, speaking of the importance of prioritizing … Continue reading
Italian food in photos
I have been a bit delinquent in posting food photos while living here in Italy. My friend in Seattle pointed out to me that on my photo site, she never sees any photos of me (not going to happen) or … Continue reading
Hanging out at the Vavilov Institute
Had the opportunity to go to the Vavilov Institute to talk about local berries and their importance in being conserved in the Vavilov collections, in dachas (gardens) and in the wild. The meeting was really interesting. Luigi Guarino of the … Continue reading
Posted in agriculture, biodiversity, genetic resources
Tagged berries, dacha, russia, vavilov, vavilov institute
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