Food Production
Coverage of Food Production in the Nexus archive.
- Bandit attacks on Niger, Kaduna farming communities threaten food production
Bandit attacks in Niger and Kaduna farming communities are threatening food production. For rural residents, farming is essential for survival, making avoidance of fields unviable.
- Kerala govt. plans to introduce marketing, business development division in Agriculture department: Minister Siddique
The Kerala government plans to introduce marketing and business development divisions in the Agriculture department. The minister has directed mapping of all government and privately owned barren land in the state, with the next goal being food production self-sufficiency.
- Even a partial deal with Iran will help the slow journey to trade normality
A partial deal with Iran could aid the gradual return to normal trade relations. The blockade has had less negative impact on oil prices and food production than anticipated.
- Ingredient needed for pretty much all food just got way more expensive. Your grocery bill may soar too
An essential commodity used in producing most food items has become significantly more expensive, potentially leading to higher grocery bills for consumers. The ingredient is critical for nearly everything found in grocery carts or on dinner plates.
- Time to ditch the burgers? Adopting a vegan diet slashes your greenhouse gas emissions by 55%, study finds
A new study finds that adopting a vegan diet can reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 55%. This significant reduction highlights the potential impact of dietary choices on environmental sustainability. The research suggests a substantial decrease in emissions from food production and consumption.
- Chef Robotics escaped the robot cooking graveyard and says it’s thriving — here’s why
Chef Robotics, a company using AI-guided robot arms for food production, has overcome past challenges and is now expanding its services to serve a broader customer base.
- How the war with Iran is affecting your wallet
The conflict with Iran is driving up costs in transportation and food production, impacting American life. CBS News senior business and tech correspondent Jo Ling Kent reports on these economic effects.
- The Strait of Hormuz blockade is causing a slow-moving food crisis
The Strait of Hormuz blockade due to the Iran-US conflict is disrupting global fertilizer exports and threatening food production. The narrow strait, critical for half of fertilizer feedstock and significant food production, faces ongoing disruptions despite a temporary ceasefire.