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Prawns bring new life to flooded Bangladesh fields
For six months of the year, Bangladeshi rice farmer Raj Mia and his wife suffered as the annual monsoon rains flooded their fields, leaving them unable to feed their five children. "For months, we had...
20 Dec 2011
Prawns bring new life to flooded Bangladesh fields
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Energy
Rising biomass demand could drive land grabs: report
Rising global demand for cleaner energy from biomass could drive more land acquisition in poorer nations where food security and land rights are weak, an International Institute for Environment and De...
30 Aug 2011
Rising biomass demand could drive land grabs: report
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Food & Agriculture
Small-scale dairy production: a way out of poverty
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smallholders
achieve relatively high incomes per litre of milk. They are also comparatively resilient to rising feed prices as they usually only use small amounts of purchased feed. Growing consumer d...
29 Sep 2010
Small-scale dairy production: a way out of poverty
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GTP: Sustainable Palm Oil Clusters oils path to higher yields
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smallholders
through the RSPO certification. “Produce from fresh fruit bunches (FFB) are expected to increase by 30 per cent within three years of RSPO cer tification.” “The quality of FFB is also exp...
10 Nov 2010
GTP: Sustainable Palm Oil Clusters oils path to higher yields
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Food & Agriculture
Cambodia’s untapped farming potential
A few weeks ago, Oxfam released one of the most crucial and ambitious international programs in its history. The GROW campaign, for a world without hunger, has been described by no less a person than ...
5 Jul 2011
Cambodia’s untapped farming potential
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Policy & Finance
Record number of delegates attend Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil meeting
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smallholders
in the growing regions by funding their RSPO certification cost. Webber pointed out that huge efforts were also seen in the RSPO greenhouse gases (GHG) working group which had come up wit...
28 Nov 2011
Record number of delegates attend Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil meeting
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Carbon & Climate
Forest stewards group receives certification biodiversity
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smallholders
have signed a contract with the Global Forest&Trade Network (GFTN) in Viet Nam, which offered a price 25 per cent higher than the local market price for uncertified timber. In additio...
10 Nov 2010
Forest stewards group receives certification biodiversity
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Food & Agriculture
Driptech makes a splash as China invests $600 billion in water conservation
The Palo Alto-based company is rapidly expanding in India and China with a simple tool to save farmers and governments large amounts of water and cash. China is getting ready to invest over $600 b...
10 Mar 2011
Driptech makes a splash as China invests $600 billion in water conservation
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Kofi Annan calls for food stability, moderation on speculation
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smallholders
are leading agricultural and economic growth. Mr Nwanze called on developed countries to support developing agriculture nations with the right policies and investments, and for these latt...
19 Feb 2011
Kofi Annan calls for food stability, moderation on speculation
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Malaysian Palm Oil Association won’t quit Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil
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smallholders
. The MPOA members' hectarage represent about 70% of the three million ha under the estate group. MPOA Class 1 members with hectarage exceeding 40,000ha and direct members of RSPO include ...
6 Oct 2011
Malaysian Palm Oil Association won’t quit Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil
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Resource revolution needed, by Jeremy Oppenheim & Richard Dobbs
The agreement in Durban to launch a new negotiating process to develop a legally binding agreement to limit GHG emissions (to come into force in 2020), was an important landmark. But governments need ...
20 Feb 2012
Resource revolution needed, by Jeremy Oppenheim & Richard Dobbs
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Pressing palm oil issues
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smallholders
holdings at a panel discussion chaired by Malaysian Palm Oil Council CEO Tan Sri Yusof Basiron. Malaysian Palm Oil Board director-general Datuk Choo Yuen May said MPOB encouraged the indu...
22 Jun 2011
Pressing palm oil issues
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Leaders commit to sustainable agriculture, food security in East Asia
A concerted effort is needed to develop sustainable solutions for global food security problems, government officials and business leaders said today at the 20th World Economic Forum on East Asia in J...
13 Jun 2011
Leaders commit to sustainable agriculture, food security in East Asia
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Indonesia to launch Indonesian Sustainable Palm Oil standard
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. The chairman of Gapki of North Sumatra chapter, Balaman Tarigan, said Gapki members are ready to get the ISPO certificate although some already had RSPO certificate.
30 Mar 2011
Indonesia to launch Indonesian Sustainable Palm Oil standard
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Energy
Farmers hurt as pressure on arable land grows: UN
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smallholders
are shrinking year after year. Farmers are often relegated to soils that are arid, hilly or without irrigation," he said in a new report presented to the U.N. General Assembly. "This pose...
21 Oct 2010
Farmers hurt as pressure on arable land grows: UN
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Higher agriculture commodity prices here to stay
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smallholders
in low-income food-deficit countries, he added. G20 The Outlook reinforces the core messages for mitigating and managing price volatility in a recent inter-agency report to the G20, P...
17 Jun 2011
Higher agriculture commodity prices here to stay
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Save and Grow farming model launched by FAO
FAO today announced the launch of a major new initiative intended to produce more food for a growing world population in an environmentally sustainable way. FAO's call for sustainable crop production...
13 Jun 2011
Save and Grow farming model launched by FAO
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Food & Agriculture
New oil palm clone set to double palm oil yield up to 10 tonnes per ha
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smallholders
and plantations in Sabah. At the current crude palm oil price, a smallholder with 6ha can potentially earn an incremental income of RM30,000 a year using cloned shoots, Tan added. Meanwhi...
28 Sep 2010
New oil palm clone set to double palm oil yield up to 10 tonnes per ha
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Food & Agriculture
Road to sustainable palm oil fraught with challenges
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cultivate around 40 percent of the land devoted to oil palm. He said it made economic sense for the RSPO to bear the costs of certification since many big plantation companies process pal...
4 Dec 2010
Road to sustainable palm oil fraught with challenges
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Policy & Finance
Bank to provide funds for smallholder's forests
The Forest Development Financing Center (PPPH) which has become the Public Service Agency (BLU) authority will cooperate with bank BRI to provide at least Rp3 trillion for community forest development...
24 Oct 2010
Bank to provide funds for smallholder's forests
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