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European Commission publishes Protein Action Plan to boost agri-food system resilience
The European Commission has published its new Protein Action Plan alongside a Livestock Strategy, aiming to boost the resilience of Europe’s agri-food sector and address market challenges.
European study highlights regenerative agriculture’s crop resilience benefits during drought
New European research from Soil Capital suggests that regenerative farming practices can help protect crop production during drought.
Extreme heat pushing global agri-food systems to the brink, report warns
A new report, from the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations and the World Meteorological Organization, highlights the major risk posed by the rise of extreme heat events.
NuCicer and Stricks Ag partner to scale high-protein chickpea variety
Agriculture innovation companies NuCicer and Stricks Ag are teaming up to scale a high-protein chickpea variety, aiming to meet growing demand for more nutritious ingredients.
ADM and Bayer expand sustainable soybean farming initiative in Maharashtra, India
ADM has announced a three-year extension of its partnership with Bayer to support soybean farmers in Maharashtra, India.
Regenerative agriculture: Unlocking the blueprint for a sustainable future
Acclym's Arsira Thumaprudti explains how farmers can unlock the power of regenerative agriculture to avoid supply chain issues, create a more reliable food system and help the environment recover.
New network formed in UK to lead climate-resilient crop research
A new network, led by the University of Southampton in the UK, aims to identify opportunities and barriers to growing more climate-resilient crops for the nation’s food supply.
New report from The Food Foundation calls on food industry to address biodiversity loss
A new report, published by UK food system charity The Food Foundation, is calling on the food industry to address biodiversity loss – warning of higher economic costs in the long term if this crisis is ignored.
FAO warns major crops could lose half of the most suitable land by 2100
The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations has warned that several major crops, including wheat and coffee, could lose half their optimally suitable land by 2100.
Protein Industries Canada announces additional $10.9m for crop genomics and AI programmes
Protein Industries Canada has announced additional funding to help strengthen Canada’s plant-based ingredient supply chain through genomics and artificial intelligence programmes.
Consortium secures £3m funding to develop climate-resilient legume crops
A consortium of four UK research organisations, led by the John Innes Centre, has secured £3m to develop climate-resilient legume crops.
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