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UK university bans beef to combat 'climate emergency'
Crop invaders: China's small farmers struggle to defeat armyworm
WFP to resume food aid in Yemen's Sanaa
Stop burning fields to cut smog, scientists tell Indian farmers
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UN climate & land report flags need for 'new and healthy balance'
Indigenous and women's rights can boost climate fight: UN
In wealthy Silicon Valley, a $500 million plan to save farmland
Cut meat to curb land use impact on global warming: UN
Gazans too poor to afford sheep for Eid sacrifice under blockade
Amid rising hunger, Venezuela plantain crops threatened by fungus
Bangladesh floods to slash 400,000 T from rice harvest
Enough food, fewer climate threats: scientists cook up land recipe
U.N. raises aid appeal for Zimbabwe, many face starvation
Smart gas cooking seeks to break African cities' charcoal habit
US lost 24 million acres of natural land in 16 years: report
Targeted insurance offers French farmers some drought relief
WFP, Houthis agree deal that could lift partial aid suspension
Dried-up pastures push Kenya's Maasai to mix cattle with crops
Pigs for peace: winding back from war in Colombia
Cameroon conflict turns climate-stressed farmers into 'beggars'
African cattle investing - the new cash cow?
Innovation rush aims to help climate-hit farmers, rich and poor
Ugandan entrepreneurs cook up eco-friendly dryer to cut food waste
In New York, a diverse, new group works the soil
Police ordered to pull their weight as Indonesia fights obesity
U.S. sanctions target food subsidy scam in Venezuela
Act now to avert disaster in drought-hit East Africa: aid agencies
U.S. study shows food stamp move could limit food access for many
India's monsoon rains 35% below average this week - weather office
Food for... trash? India's 'garbage cafe' offers meals for plastic
Onion prices surge in Bangladesh on floods, lower Indian supply
Hunger looms for Colombia's Venezuelan migrants as aid falls short
Trump administration proposed rule would cut 3mln from food stamps
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