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July is shaping up to be a blockbuster month for the EU agrifood sector. In a double-whammy move, the European Commission is ...
With Europe’s forests under more pressure than ever to remove carbon and provide all manner of ecosystem services, is there such a thing as a non-productive tree? And what exactly is a high diversity ...
The European Commission is preparing to tear up the architecture of the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP), in what could set ...
A new idea is brewing in Germany, with the first seeds sown of a new alliance along the food value chain for cereals and ...
Rural voices still seem to go unheard in EU policymaking. The Rural Pact Coordination Group proposes a new tool for rural ...
If we want local food systems to thrive, every link in the chain must be nurtured: seeds must be saved, farmers must earn a ...
Real leadership requires confronting the short-term economic costs of doing the right thing. Costs in the short term are a bet on the long term: a ban on prohibited pesticides would stimulate ...
A few weeks ago, I came to a shocking realisation. After 6 years of writing about the ins and outs of the EU’s Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) – the politics, the people, the policy, the reform(s), ...
Public procurement of food in the EU is worth billions annually – money that could help deliver healthy meals in schools, hospitals and nursing homes, while supporting sustainable agriculture, fair ...
Vojvodina, the heart of Serbia’s agricultural production, is known for its fertile chernozem soils. However, intensive soil tillage methods and low rates of organic matter return raise concerns about ...
Climate Farmers – an influential think-and-do tank focused on regenerative farming – has stepped away from carbon markets. This news has been making headlines since it was announced in June. So what’s ...