12 Foods Grown in Unexpected Places
Did you know that bananas and tomatoes are grown in Iceland? Read on to learn about more foods that are grown in unexpected places around the world.
I Learned to Forage Mushrooms With the Martha Stewart of the Forest
Foraging for mushrooms can be scary, so Food & Wine sent literary Brat Pack legend Tama Janowitz to comb the forest floors of McCall, Idaho, with a mushroom foraging expert. She learned how to forage ...
How African farmers are adapting to mountain climate change
A new international study highlights the severity of climate change impacts across African mountains, how farmers are ...
Hunger rises as food aid falls – and those living under autocratic systems bear the brunt
Talk of the Trump administration closing USAID, the largest provider of food assistance, has sparked concerns on how it might impact global hunger.
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Brazilian soy farms and cattle pastures close in on a land where the grass is golden
The buritis, or moriche palms, are fighting for their lives in the streambed now lined with scorched earth. For two years now ...
These gardeners have one goal: Grow absolutely massive veggies
The art of growing these record-setting vegetables, including colossal pumpkins and giant cabbages, brings people together.
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Chimps remember, for years, the location of ant nests that provide food
Wild chimpanzees have long been known to rely on their powerful memories to know where and in what trees they can find ripe ...
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Archaeologists Unearth Rare 1,000-Year-Old Food Storage Pit in Alaska
Initial findings suggest the cache was used to preserve moose and caribou meat in the harsh climate of southeastern Alaska ...
Lost Amazon Civilization Built a Revolutionary Farming System – and Archaeologists Have Just Uncovered It
The Casarabe society of pre-Columbian Amazonia engineered an advanced water management system, enabling year-round maize ...
Michigan’s tribal experts want to save wild rice. Here’s how they’ll do it.
Cultural importance of manoomin – or wild rice – among Michigan’s Native nations at the heart of stewardship plan.
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Things to do in the Chattanooga area this week include skillet curling, fiber festival, new show at Hunter
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FCC program tackles Indigenous borrowing barriers
Glacier FarmMedia - First Nations farmers have often been frozen out of agricultural lending. An all-Indigenous team at Farm Credit Canada is working to ...