
Some of the world’s most unique cacti, reptiles and plants reside here in among our nation’s lush watersheds and rangelands.
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To explore the practical application of ecological intensification, a six-year study of a large commercial farm in the United Kingdom assessed how using land for wildlife habitat affected food crops.
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The projects will help communities improve water quality, combat drought, enhance soil health, support wildlife habitat and protect agricultural viability.
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The analysis suggests that EU efforts to “green” the Common Agricultural Policy were failing, with the EU risking a further decline in species such as farmland birds.
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The purpose of the consultation is to develop a new policy framework for climate and energy, including EU‑wide targets for the period between 2020 and 2030.
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The briefs provide details concerning the U.S. Soy Sustainability Assurance Protocol and statistics regarding water, nutrient and pest management, and information regarding conservation.
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USDA has invested more than $29 billion since 2009 to help farmers, ranchers, and landowners prevent soil erosion, create and protect wildlife habitat, and clean the air.
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Reducing food loss and waste can save money for farmers, companies, and households; feed more people; and alleviate pressure on climate, water, and land resources.
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The Soil Health Partnership aims to measure and communicate the economic and environmental benefits of different soil management strategies.
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Restoring soil health has the potential to be a revolutionary approach to global food security.
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The Forum is a platform to facilitate conversation on key issues and topics within the agricultural community, including producers, processors, policy makers, government officials and NGOs, both foreign and domestic.
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The book describes the practical application of the FAO’s model of sustainable crop production that is being successfully employed to produce staple grain.
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