Michael Keller is the Secretary General of the International Seed Federation (ISF), which represents 80 national seed associations and approximately 97 per cent of the private sector seed trade. Michael
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After a year dominated by the war in Ukraine and backsliding on green commitments, the Egypt-hosted COP27 summit is the year’s last chance to bring climate change back to the
A study published in the scientific journal Nature reveals how the world’s largest peatland went from being a significant storage of carbon to releasing high carbon dioxide emissions due to
As they stand now, protected areas are not enough to cover the most relevant places regarding soil conservation, according to a study published in the journal Nature. To evaluate global
A study finds worrying levels of mental health problems among farmers and agricultural workers, according to a team of researchers from the University of Exeter, UK. The survey shows that
A very dry summer alongside a low supply of fertilizer and energy spikes have created the perfect storm for the European agricultural sector, with staple crops like sunflower and grain
A study published in Scientific Reports suggests that most grazing land in Norway, Sweden, and Finland is under pressure, threatened by the expansion of human activities towards the north. Reindeer