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Guest Commentary – Food Security: Agriculture, Society, and Ecology
The third post in our Next Generation blog series is from Michaela Hoffelmeyer, BA candidate at Iowa State University.
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21st Century Diplomacy: Advancing US Foreign Policy and Humanitarian Goals through Agricultural Development
Council intern Zach Wehrli on agriculture's role in US development diplomacy.
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Feeding 2050: Sustainable Aquaculture and the Future of Protein
As part of our Feeding 2050 series, Marcus Glassman writes on creating a sustainable fish supply to feed the world's growing population.
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Guest Commentary – To Fight Malnutrition in Africa, Embed Nutrition in Agriculture Programs
Mercy Lung’aho of the International Center for Tropical Agriculture on integrating nutritional priorities into agricultural development efforts.
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Big Ideas and Emerging Innovations
Highlighting approaches, technologies, and ideas that have the potential to radically advance global food security.
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How Does Family Planning Impact Nutrition Security?
A look at the relationship between recent executive action on family planning and global nutrition security.
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Guest Commentary – Canada’s Challenge: Ending Chronic Food Insecurity in the Far North
The second post in our Next Generation blog series is from Emma Gibson, BPAPM candidate at Carleton University, on the challenges of food security in Canada's far north.
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Guest Commentary – Global Agriculture Development Benefits America’s Farmers
In the latest piece from the Agri-Pulse and Council collaboration, Senator Jerry Moran discusses the symbiotic nature of American investments in agriculture abroad.
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Big Ideas and Emerging Innovations
Highlighting approaches, technologies, and ideas that have the potential to radically advance global food security.
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Guest Commentary – Nutrition Security in the 21st Century
The first post in our Next Generation blog series is from Shashank Gaur, PhD candidate at the University of Illinois, on the multifaceted nature of malnutrition challenges.