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Steps to scale up urban agriculture outlined in new framework

In a new paper, a group of experts have explored the benefits and downsides of urban agriculture and outlined a framework for scaling it up.

UK launches International Science Partnerships Fund worth £218m

The International Science Partnerships Fund is designed to help unlock potential and foster prosperity. Discover more here.

Connective technologies to bring forth the next agricultural revolution

Smart and connective technologies such as Artificial Intelligence need to be fully explored to ensure food security for the growing global population.

Enhancing sustainability in India’s dairy industry

India’s dairy industry is one of the largest worldwide milk producers and is home to more dairy cows than any other country.

Did COP28 overlook the importance of food systems and agriculture?

Industries have called for food systems, agriculture, and soil to receive more visibility in the final report after COP28 was finalised.

FAO report warns of sharp decline in climate finance for agrifood systems

An FAO report has identified a shortfall in climate finance directed towards agrifood systems. Learn about the impacts on food security.

UK Government announces £2bn engineering biology strategy

The UK Government has revealed a new £2bn strategy to position the nation as a global leader in engineering biology.

How agriculture drones can enhance production

Discover how agriculture drones revolutionise farming, boosting productivity and efficiency. Unearth the future of agriculture.

Catching up with the trend: Artificial Intelligence (AI) to monitor farm animal welfare

The ClearFarm project uses sensor and deep learning technologies to assess the welfare of farm animals throughout the value chain.

How can the wine sector work towards ‘farm to fork’ goals and reduce greenhouse gas emissions?

The wine sector must have a bigger role in how vineyards and wineries reach EU goals regarding the reduction of GHG. Read more here.

Redistributing nitrogen fertiliser levels could lead to more sustainable agriculture

Researchers have modelled the effect of a worldwide redistribution of nitrogen fertiliser use. Read more here.

How transitioning from nitrogen fertilisers will decarbonise the Netherlands’ food and agriculture industry

EIT InnoEnergy explores how transitioning from nitrogen fertilisers will decarbonise the food and agriculture sector in the Netherlands.

Are emissions from biofuels as bad as diesel and petrol?

Find out how emissions from biofuels will be as bad as diesel and petrol due to large-scale land clearing.

Policymakers must consider land sparing in biodiversity efforts

As research has shown that some conservation policies accelerate global biodiversity loss, will land sparing be key in prevention efforts?

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