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Rebelling for nature’s cause: How Vani V. built a natural agricultural ecosystem on her own terms

R Sukumar July 22, 2026 8 min read

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Financial Literacy, Islamic Finance and the Future of Sustainable Agricultural Development

Davi John J Simundo Palo March 16, 2026 8 min read

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Grains of Heritage: A Celebration of Rice, Culture, and Community in India’s North East

Shitangshu Hazarika March 4, 2026 4 min read

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Varkala’s ‘Zero Waste’ Crown: A Model of Substance or a Convenient Label?

Staff Writer February 27, 2026 5 min read

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Signals to the Market: What Nigeria’s Ondo State is Getting Right About Industrialization

Nosakhare Omon Aigiomawu February 27, 2026 5 min read

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When a tree and a wayside stone becomes a shrine: Observations from nature

Dr Gopakumar S February 23, 2026 4 min read

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Honoring the unparalleled life and legacy of Saalumarada Thimmakka

Charumathi Supraja February 17, 2026 7 min read

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Reclaiming the Midday Meal: How Muhammed Hadith Hussain is Cultivating a ‘Krishi Malayalam’

Staff Writer February 11, 2026 2 min read

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Silent Valley’s Living Archive: The Muduga Man Who Guards India’s Last Great Rainforest

K. A. Shaji

July 8, 2026

I come from Sierra Leone, a country where food is more than survival — it is the daily expression of resilience. Like many young people across Sub-Saharan Africa, my first lessons about food systems came not from textbooks but from farmers in my community, struggling with depleted soils, erratic rains, and the weight of feeding families under uncertainty.

Africa, Editor's picks, Food S...

My Journey in Agrifood Systems from Sierra Leone to the World

Alhaji Alusine Kebe

July 8, 2026

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If Walmart can’t do it then why are we expecting others?

Dr. Derric N. Pennington

July 8, 2026

Adenike Adekunle is the Founder & CEO of Forti Foods, a social enterprise on a mission to tackle food insecurity and malnutrition through fortified, ready-to-eat meals that bring both nutrition and dignity to large-scale feeding. She balances two worlds: Driving Forti Foods’ growth into a global leader in nutrition, food security, and social impact, and continuing to provide specialist consulting in financial crime compliance, maintaining my position as a trusted subject matter expert in the field.

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Forti Foods: Building Africa’s Future Through Food

Adenike Adekunle

July 8, 2026

Local convenings held as part of capacity building of community associates

Adaptation & Resilience, C...

Co-Creating Climate Futures with EQUINOCT Community Sourced Modelling Solutions

Sreeja K G

July 8, 2026

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When the Foster Mother and the Child Disagree: Forestry, Agriculture, and the Kerala Question

Dr Gopakumar S

July 8, 2026

street vendor selling peanuts in indore market

India’s Groundnut Export Credibility at Risk: The Urgent Need to Combat Aflatoxin Contamination

Dr Mukti Sadhan Basu, Ph.D

July 8, 2026

Climate & Environment, Con...

H. Byju: Watching Over the Last Vultures of the Nilgiris

K. A. Shaji

July 8, 2026

Students of Ranabima Royal collage engaging with the practical Session

Adaptation & Resilience, C...

Wings of Change: Students at Peradeniya Take Flight to Protect Pollinators

W.A. Tharushika Nethmi

July 8, 2026

chokkana is a village in kodakkara in thrissur district of kerala the very green lush meadows there will be definitely a feast for your eyes its a wonderful

Kerala’s Killing Fields: How India’s Green Paradise is Failing Its Wild Elephants

K. A. Shaji

July 8, 2026

In Kerala, it began with a 40-acre stretch of abandoned paddy fields that the villagers of Pirappamankadu had named Kanneer Paadam alias the Field of Tears. For two decades, this land, just 28 kilometers from Kerala's capital Trivandrum, had known only failure: failed crops, failed monsoons, and failed dreams that drove farmers away from their ancestral occupation.

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Pirappamankadu: How a ‘field of tears’ transformed into Kerala’s ‘Field of Dreams’ creating a model ecosystem of opportunities

Staff Writer

July 8, 2026

Adaptation & Resilience, C...

Climate Change in Kenya: How Rising Waters Are Transforming Africa’s Great Rift Lakes

Dr Santhoshkumar AV

July 8, 2026

Prof. (Dr.) Gourav Vallabh, Part-Time Member of India's Economic Advisory Council to the Prime Minister

Editor’s picks

Rebelling for nature’s cause: How Vani V. built a natural agricultural ecosystem on her own terms

Financial Literacy, Islamic Finance and the Future of Sustainable Agricultural Development

Grains of Heritage: A Celebration of Rice, Culture, and Community in India’s North East

Varkala’s ‘Zero Waste’ Crown: A Model of Substance or a Convenient Label?

Signals to the Market: What Nigeria’s Ondo State is Getting Right About Industrialization

When a tree and a wayside stone becomes a shrine: Observations from nature

Honoring the unparalleled life and legacy of Saalumarada Thimmakka

Reclaiming the Midday Meal: How Muhammed Hadith Hussain is Cultivating a ‘Krishi Malayalam’

Silent Valley’s Living Archive: The Muduga Man Who Guards India’s Last Great Rainforest

My Journey in Agrifood Systems from Sierra Leone to the World

If Walmart can’t do it then why are we expecting others?

Forti Foods: Building Africa’s Future Through Food

Co-Creating Climate Futures with EQUINOCT Community Sourced Modelling Solutions

When the Foster Mother and the Child Disagree: Forestry, Agriculture, and the Kerala Question

India’s Groundnut Export Credibility at Risk: The Urgent Need to Combat Aflatoxin Contamination

H. Byju: Watching Over the Last Vultures of the Nilgiris

Wings of Change: Students at Peradeniya Take Flight to Protect Pollinators

Kerala’s Killing Fields: How India’s Green Paradise is Failing Its Wild Elephants

Pirappamankadu: How a ‘field of tears’ transformed into Kerala’s ‘Field of Dreams’ creating a model ecosystem of opportunities

Climate Change in Kenya: How Rising Waters Are Transforming Africa’s Great Rift Lakes

India’s Economic Reset: How the Nation is Driving a Virtuous Cycle of Growth

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