IMPORTANT ISSUES
 
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Sustainable  Agriculture
RI builds warning system for food safety (3 March 2010)
China allocates 28.6 bln yuan to support farmers (2 March 2010)
Indonesia calls on developed states to invest in agriculture (1 March 2010)
Predicted second wave of biotech growth and development begins (23 February 2010)
Farmers have worse problems than cheap imports (23 February 2010)
China's soil deterioration may become growing food crisis, adviser claims (23 February 2010)
Desertification driving mass migrations (22 February 2010)
Solomons govt hopes agriculture potential will lure rural youth home (22 February 2010)
Only 9.21pc women own farm land in country: FAO (21 February 2010)
Philippines triples its rice yield in last 50 years (20 February 2010)
Sustainability the new farm agenda, foreign workers needed (18 February 2010)
Taxing agriculture (14 February 2010)
Australia pledges aid for Pacific farmers (12 Febraury 2010)
Bangladesh streamlines agriculture subsidy  (11 February 2010)
$10 million to boost agribusiness in the Pacific (10 February 2010)
Vietnam rice exports could go against the grain (9 February 2010)
Financial crisis should spur ‘clean’ growth in developing nations – UN (8 February 2010)
Support to affordable land administration (5 February 2010)
Seed paddy for over 14,600 families (4 February 2010)
Government to raise support for rural areas (1 February 2010)
China's clever water use boosts food yields (29 January 2010)
Crop biofortification, key to achieving Millennium Development Goals (27 January 2010)
‘Agriculture makes good business sense’: IFAD President urges Davos leaders to invest in developing countries (26 January 2010)
Oz-based fund eyes $600m in agro-tech (21 January 2010)
Pesticide poisoning takes its toll (18 January 2010)
Indonesian government gives green thumb-up to plant Papua ‘food estate’ (17 January 2010)
Rice export boom an accident, analysts warn (17 January 2010)
Focusing on the smaller farms (12 January 2010)
Irrigation project key to rice output (8 January 2010)
Creeping deserts and crouching hunger (5 January 2010)
Indian farmers call for local crop focus (4 January 2010)
Bio-diversity plan to curb impact of climate change (4 January 2010)
Crops to be procured on commercial rates (17 December 2009)
New rice varieties can survive floods (17 December 2009)
India's high growth offset by rising food inflation (6 December 2009)
Plan devised to improve crops productivity by 25 percent (27 November 2009)
New decree may wipe out small rice exporters (27 November 2009)
Should farmers be sent back to school? (24 November 2009)
Experts: Failure to focus on farming will undermine global climate agreement and increase hunger (18 November 2009)
IFAD President says developing countries, too, must make agriculture a funding priority (18 November 2009)
Farm sizes and agricultural productivity (17 November 2009)
Encouraging the youths to become farmers (16 November 2009)
FAO and IDB in $1 billion agreement (15 November 2009)
The farm size debate (10 November 2009)
Uplifting rural Pakistan: European Union and FAO boost small farmers' food production (9 November 2009)
Feeding the world without harming it (3 November 20009)
Roots and tubers: Tapping ancient crops to meet 21st century challenges (2 November 2009)
Farmers’ voices on the spoken web (Issue 51, October 2009)
China, ASEAN to improve agricultural cooperation (27 October 2009)
Pacific urged to develop niche markets (14 October 2009)
Agriculture investment in developing countries must increase by 50% to feed 9.1B people by 2050: FAO (09 October 2009)
Agricultural research 'should be open access' (29 September)
2050: Increased investment in agricultural research essential (25 September 2009)
A revolution to combat world hunger (24 September 2009)
Intellectual property is driving agricultural innovation, says CropLife (21 September 2009)
 
 

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