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Monthly Archives: October 2011
Check out Gorta’s World Food Day conference
Last Friday, I spoke at Gorta’s World Food Day conference on food prices. Gorta CEO Brian Hanratty severely criticised the fact that soaring food prices and food price volatility are yet another factor affecting the world’s most vulnerable. Entitled ‘Food Prices – … Continue reading
Farming Matters: Regional Food Systems
The new issue of Farming Matters issue is out with Regional Food Systems focus. Check it out here.
Posted in agriculture, biodiversity, locavores, nutrition
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New nutrition and agrobiodiversity manual: Implementing food systems field projects
Just published from Bioversity. Check it out! Bioversity Agrobiodiversity and Nutrition Field Manual
Posted in agriculture, biodiversity, diversity, food systems, nutrition
Tagged agrobiodiversity, bioversity, field manual, nutrition
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First food photograph taken?
According to the NYTs, this photo was taken in 1832 by Frenchman, Joseph Nicéphore Niépce.
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The New York Time’s Food & Drink Issue
The Food & Drink Issue – Interactive Feature – NYTimes.com. My favorite. This year is all Q and A. Interesting choice for the times, but filled with lots of information.
Posted in anthropology and culture, foodie
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Edible rats
A colleague sent me this photo of a rat being prepared for dinner, in Northern Uganda. YUM!
snacks and glints
Should the MDGs be amended to address early childhood development? that would mean shifting from under fives to under twos, with a special focus on maternal care, and education. The new Lancet series suggest so. Nice summary in the Guardian. … Continue reading