Publication archives

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Shiney Varghese
As we’ve written about in earlier articles, civil society groups from around the world have been working together to lift up agroecology in the U.N. Committee on World Food Security (U.N.
Cover Crops on Dryland Wheat?
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Timothy Wise
According to an anonymous inside source, the Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa (AGRA) is preparing a campaign to raise $1 billion in the coming months to fund its promotion of industrialized agriculture through 2030.
Spraying Pan3812 maize against army worm at Ndabibi Farm, Naivasha
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Dr. Steve Suppan
During the past two weeks, as part of IATP’s work to reduce risk from climate change, we have responded to questions from the U.S.
Deforestation in the Amazon
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Ben Lilliston
An under-the-radar executive order signed by the Biden administration in late February could have big implications for our food system.
A Reinford Farms worker cleans the feeding trough for the farm's Holstein cows outside of Mifflintown, Pennsylvania, January 24, 2018.
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Ben Lilliston
Michael Happ
Dr. Steve Suppan
Sharon Anglin Treat
Karen Hansen-Kuhn
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IATP
The Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy is excited to welcome Michael Happ as program associate for climate and rural communities.
Michael Happ blog
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Michael Happ
Congress and the Biden administration are working on a sweeping infrastructure package known as the American Jobs Plan. This package is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to fix what’s broken in the United States, create good-paying jobs, combat the climate crisis and invest in rural places. In order to be truly transformative for farm country, specific investments need to be made.
No till farming