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Doomsday seed bank welcomes new addition
Some 20,000 new seed samples were added to the collection held by the Svalbard Global Seed Vault in Norway late last month. The new additions included Japanese barley, Brazilian beans, wild potatoes and wild sweet potatoes from Peru, and...
Mediacorp
The Role of Black Soldier Fly Larvae in Singapore
This video focuses on urban farming and sustainable agriculture in Singapore.
The Heart of ASEAN: episode 5, part 8/8
FuseSchool
Food Security
Even though enough food is grown to feed all 7 billion people on Earth, around 795 million (so 1 in 9 people) do not eat enough food to maintain good health. These people don’t just live in less developed countries, being undernourished...
Mediacorp
Rescuing and Rehabilitating Street Dogs in Thailand
This video shows the incredible transformation of stray dogs found in Phuket and how numbers have not only reduced but utilizing the skills the dogs hold. The Heart of ASEAN: episode 5, part 3/8
Press Association
Sir Ed Davey speaks after bus fare visit in Wantage
Lib Dem Leader Ed Davey speaks in Wantage after he visited local businesses as the party launches its campaign to scrap the £3 bus fare cap rise.
This comes as polling commissioned by the Party found that almost 1 in 5 people who say...
Press Association
Taoiseach gives press conference after meeting with Zelensky - full
Taoiseach Simon Harris holds a press conference after holding a bilateral meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky at Shannon Airport.
Press Association
Rishi Sunak speaks to farmers in North Devon
Rishi Sunak said it has been “a real privilege” to understand the contribution farmers make to society.
The Prime Minister said at a Q and A with farmers in North Devon: “Now, I grew up in Southampton, and I didn’t come from a farming...
Press Association
Cameron and Sunak speak during farming Q&A in Devon - in full
Foreign Secretary Lord David Cameron and Prime Minister Rishi Sunak speak during a visit to a farm in Devon, while on the General Election campaign trail.
Press Association
Farming leader urges parties to back food production as sector on ‘knife-edge’
National Farmers’ Union (NFU) president Tom Bradshaw called for a significant increase in the UK agricultural budget to £5.5 billion a year as the “correct level” of investment for meeting environmental targets and supporting sustainable...
Press Association
Rishi Sunak feeds lambs during visit to farm in Macclesfield
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak fed a few lambs when he visited Rowlinson’s Farm in Macclesfield alongside the constituency candidate David Rutley.
Press Association
Part-Scotland created "GigaFarm" capable of replacing 1% of UAE food imports set for construction in Dubai
A part-Edinburgh created “GigaFarm” capable of replacing 1% of UAE food imports is set for construction in Dubai Food Tech Valley.
Food Tech Valley has signed an agreement at Cop28 with ReFarmTM to start construction on a 900,000 sq ft...
Curated Video
Why Is China Buying Up U.S. Farmland?
Chinese companies own about 0.2% of American agricultural land, per USDA data.
Bloomberg
IMF's Georgieva on Recession Risks, Inflation, Ukraine
IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva talks about global recession risks, inflation, what central banks need to do and the war in Ukraine. She speaks to Bloomberg's Francine Lacqua at "The Earthshot Prize Innovation Summit" in New...
Bloomberg
N.Z's Trade Outlook Amid Global Volatility
President Putin's invasion of Ukraine has sent shockwaves across the world and sent commodity prices to record highs. Damien O'Connor, Minister for Trade and Export Growth discusses how the conflict is impacting New Zealand's trade...
Bloomberg
How U.S. Heat Wave Affects Crops, Power Rates
Jul.18 -- Bloomberg's Alix Steel and Sterling Smith discuss how this week’s heat wave has affected the U.S. The forecast for this weekend shows the heat index -- the "feels like" number beloved of TV weathermen -- reaching as high as 115...
Curated Video
WRAP Security ahead of day two of food summmit ADDS Ban's presser
AP Television
1. Flags outside summit building
2. Tilt down from building to entrance
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3. Pull out from UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon seated at news conference
4. Side shot of Ban at news conference
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Curated Video
Coastal dwellers in Bangladesh are on the front line of climate change
South Khali - March 4, 2008
1. Wide of village of South Khali, district of Shanan Khola (mute)
2. Shelters on dike beside village
3. Various of wrecks of boats destroyed by cyclone Sidr
Dhaka - March 1, 2008
4. SOUNDBITE: (English)...
Curated Video
Ask The Experts: The Flaw In Calling Communities 'Food Deserts'
It's not just the stigma of calling a community a "desert." It's taking an incredibly complex problem and boiling it down to income and space.
Bloomberg
Australia Urges Scrutiny of Wildlife Wet Markets
Apr.23 -- Australian Agriculture Minister David Littleproud discusses China’s wet markets, Beijing’s response to the coronavirus crisis and how the virus will impact Australia’s agricultural exports. He speaks on “Bloomberg Daybreak:...
Curated Video
USA: WASHINGTON: AUSTRALIAN FOREIGN MINISTER DOWNER VISIT
English/Nat
Australian Foreign Minister Alexander Downer is in Washington trying to breathe new life into finance plans to shore up the crumbling Indonesian economy.
He met with the Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund...
Curated Video
Delegates try to reach free trade agreement; Indian and US officials comment
Top trade officials meeting at a World Trade Organisation (WTO) summit in Bali, Indonesia, were working on Wednesday to reach an eleventh hour deal that could boost the global economy by 1 (t) trillion US dollars.
After more than a...
Curated Video
WRAP Meeting, WFP, Merkel, FAO, African leaders
World leaders at the G8 summit on Friday said they would aim to increase 3-year food security initiative to 20 billion US dollars to help farmers in poor countries boost production, in a shift in the way the West tackles world hunger....
Curated Video
Locust swarm threatens Somalia food crisis
At a glance, the desert locusts in this arid patch of northern Somalia look less ominous than the billion-member swarms infesting East Africa in the worst outbreak some places have seen in 70 years.