Straits of Hormuz: Danger to Global Agriculture if Closed
The U.S.-Israel attack on Iran raises concerns about potential impacts on global agriculture due to the threat of closing the Straits of Hormuz.
Navigation disruption in the Strait of Hormuz threatens food supplies for half of the world's population
A disruption in navigation at the Strait of Hormuz poses a significant risk to global food supply chains, affecting the availability of essential fertilizers and driving up prices.
The war on Iran threatens global food with disrupted fertilizer trade
The ongoing conflict related to Iran is causing significant risks to global food security by disrupting fertilizer trade, leading to potential increases in food prices worldwide.
War in the Middle East: Lula calls on global leaders for peace, criticizes arms race, and mourns loss of UN credibility
Brazil's President Lula da Silva urges world leaders to prioritize peace and food security over military spending at a UN conference.
Without seeds, there is no economy
This article emphasizes the crucial role of seeds in food security and the interconnectedness of various global issues such as climate, energy, and gender.
The olive enters the 'Noah's Ark' of seeds to ensure its conservation against disasters
The Global Seed Vault in Svalbard will store samples of olive crops collected by Spanish universities to ensure their preservation in case of catastrophe.
ICARRD+20 calls for progress in agrarian reform and strengthening of the agricultural sector in Colombia
The ICARRD+20 conference emphasizes the need for agrarian reform and support for Colombia's agricultural sector amid global crises.
Increased Consumption During Ramadan: The 10 Largest Beef Producers in the World
The article discusses the increasing importance of beef consumption during Ramadan and lists the top 10 beef producers globally.
Just Like in a Sci-Fi Movie: Medicinal Mushrooms Grown in Tõrva
In Tõrva, Estonia, the company Shroomwell cultivates medicinal mushrooms in controlled conditions, emphasizing its role in food security amidst global challenges.
The digitization of agriculture by tech companies threatens to widen the gap with the Global South, according to a study
The digitization of agriculture driven by major tech companies risks exacerbating inequalities with the Global South, as suggested by a study from IPES Food.
Six Countries to Watch for Global Agricultural and Food Balance
The report identifies six pivotal countries that are likely to have a significant impact on global agricultural and food balances in the future.
From the Plow to the Algorithm: How AI Can Save Agriculture in Latin America
The article discusses the potential of artificial intelligence (AI) to revolutionize agriculture in Latin America amidst challenges like climate change and a growing global population.
Greek shipping "moves the world" – Why the two superpowers "bow" to the Greek-owned fleet
The Greek-owned fleet, accounting for 19.1% of the world's shipping capacity, plays a crucial role in the economies of Europe, the US, and China, driving energy and food security.
Africa: Bridging the Capital Gap - Strategic Public-Private Partnerships Invest in Young Agri-Entrepreneurs
A press briefing highlighted the need for investment in young agricultural entrepreneurs as a way to revive the global aid system and strengthen food security.
Africa: The IAEA and OCP Group Partner to Strengthen Global Food Security
The IAEA and OCP Group have initiated a five-year partnership aimed at enhancing global food security through sustainable agriculture.
Africa: The IAEA and OCP Group Partner to Strengthen Global Food Security
The IAEA has partnered with OCP Group to enhance food security through innovative agricultural practices using nuclear technology.
World Nutrition: How Olives Are Supposed to Survive the Apocalypse
The article discusses the importance of seed preservation, highlighting how the Svalbard Global Seed Vault serves as a safeguard for agricultural diversity in the face of potential global catastrophes.
Why does Libya fail to activate its non-oil exports?
Libya's non-oil exports remain critically low despite its vast economic potential, highlighting its heavy reliance on oil and the challenges posed by global market fluctuations.
Criticizes the government for negligence regarding the country's food security
A former soil conservation director criticizes the Icelandic government for neglecting the nation’s food security during current global conflicts.
Bird flu resurfaces in Israel and India
The World Organisation for Animal Health reported new outbreaks of bird flu in Israel and India, highlighting ongoing global spread and its impact on poultry and food security.