By 1845, one-third of U.K. residents lived in Ireland and nearly all of them relied on a single potato strain—a disaster ...
Climate Cosmos on MSN3d
From Frost to Famine: How Weather Anomalies Impact Food SecurityUnpredictable Crop Yields Extreme weather events, like frost, drought, and heavy rainfall, are becoming more common and have ...
Lansing State Journal on MSN1d
Why do we eat corned beef and cabbage? What to know about the St. Patrick's Day traditionIrish ate more pork than beef, but English demands and low prices in the U.S. played a role in creating the annual holiday ...
Tomatoes are the most popular plant to grow and a gardening expert has shared that it's currently the best time to start ...
Exciting agricultural breakthroughs could reduce fertiliser use and fight crop diseases sustainably, but it's still a few years from reality.
In this guest column, a Louisiana native who lost her job in the cuts to USAID explains what it has meant for her and what it ...
If left to their own devices, most apple trees grow into large, globe-shaped trees, with the best fruit forming on the tree’s outer perimeter, high above convenient apple-picking height.
The Cool Down on MSN1d
New report warns that over 4 million people could soon face crisis-level food insecurity: 'The situation could deteriorate to catastrophic levels'Worsening drought, ongoing conflict, and soaring food prices in Somalia are pushing millions of people toward extreme hunger.
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