Fertilisers: going cold turkey in a time of crisis
Farmers across the world began shunning fertiliser in late March as prices skyrocketed, so much so that now stockpiles are ...
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Farmers across the world began shunning fertiliser in late March as prices skyrocketed, so much so that now stockpiles are ...
Bloomberg reports that the US government is quietly encouraging agricultural and shipping companies to buy and carry more Russian fertiliser. ...
The Financial Times reports that soaring food prices caused by the war in Ukraine have increased the risk of famine, ...
The Economist reports that Russia's war on Ukraine is set to cause hundreds of millions more people to fall into poverty. ...
Governments are risking a repeat of mistakes in previous food crises by imposing export controls amid spiralling commodity and energy ...
The past year saw significant increases in international food prices. Will extreme weather, spiralling prices of natural resources and war ...
The Guardian writes that a briefing published last month by the Damaan Humanitarian Organization reveals in detail how the Syrian government, ...
Indigenous protestors in Ecuador remain wary, despite the agreement which has ended 18 days of strikes in which at least...
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