Global demand for blueberries continues to rise, with North America and Europe remaining the main consumption markets. In the United States, annual per-capita consumption now exceeds 1.3 kg and continues to increase. Demand in the European Union remains steady, although the market faces price volatility…
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Get Your Steps! A Walking Adventure at Desert Botanical Garden. If you’re chasing your daily step goal and craving a dose of desert beauty, the Garden is your perfect playground.
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This is the first article in a six-part series exploring the sourcing, engineering, and use of engineered wood substrates, and how innovation is shaping their availability and performance worldwide.
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The International “4 per 1000” Initiative, launched by France on December 1, 2015 during COP21, highlights the crucial role agriculture—particularly agricultural soils—can play in ensuring food security and combating climate change.
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Is there a PDF or print version of the pamphlet “Drum Privy Guidelines” (1973) by Steve Matson and Peter Warshall available online or otherwise (not sure if it ever was printed)?
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From the front lines in Belém, Regeneration International’s Mercedes López takes a hard look at COP30 — tracing the UN climate summit’s history, contradictions, and limits — and dares us to rethink where genuine transformation comes from.
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Kazakhstan is taking steps to systematize and expand its fruit and vegetable exports by introducing international quality standards under the OECD Scheme for Fruit and Vegetables. A seminar titled “OECD Scheme for the Promotion of Export Trade in Fruit and Vegetables” was recently held in Shymkent,…
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I worked on this video with another person a number of years ago and thought it would be worth sharing here. It’s a feature on a diversified farm in Maine called Winslow Farm that opporates with somewhat of a permaculture ethos. Especially with the ‘multistory polyculture’ of growing mushrooms in mulch, feeding shrubs of berries or annual plants, underneath fruit trees. I think the video came out pretty cool, but I’m curious to hear people’s thoughts on what Max is presenting. https://youtu.be/EqZE0cxjFMk?si=DxdmJNNEpQrwP_yq
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Researchers found a rise in non-native species, particularly in woodlands near urban areas, indicating potential long-term damage to these ecosystems.
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