Why insects could be the key to food security?
Experts at Wageningen University believe that adding insects to the diet can help move the world towards a more sustainable future.
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Experts at Wageningen University believe that adding insects to the diet can help move the world towards a more sustainable future.
Nanotechnology is increasingly being explored to boost crop production and create more nutrients for humans, but there are still doubts about their long-term safety ...
The cereal has a flavorful blend of couscous seeds (a grain of rice seeds, popular in African and Middle Eastern countries) and taste of the match.
These three corporations have worked with Pakistan's Food Security Ministry and made a proposal to grow genetically modified corn and cotton in Pakistan.
Wild rice in Australia has been used to breed the crop, helping meet future food security needs.
UN Food Specialist Jean Ziegler has warned that the use of agricultural products to produce biofuels to replace oil will make the world less food and even consider it a
Global hunger occurred between 1875 and 1878 when the evolution of the El Nino phenomenon became more and more extreme.
According to a reporter at the United Nations, on 21 May, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) affirmed that nuclear technology could help mankind ensure food s…
According to a reporter at the United Nations, on March 30, United Nations experts have called on governments to promote the role of science in the fight to ensure globa…
On November 23, the 62nd ASEAN Scientific and Technological Committee Conference opened in Ho Chi Minh City, adopting a regional priority development roadmap, including…
Every October 16, the World Food Day is chosen, which aims to raise people's awareness of the fight against poverty around the world.
According to experts on genetic modification on food crops, Plaque will be the solution to the risk of food shortages in the not too distant future on a global scale.