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Agriculture Guide

Agriculture Guide
Turkish organization aiming to provide information to the public regarding sustainable agriculture, drip irrigation systems, organic pest control, agricultural terms, techniques, background information, applications and methods.

A Local Foodie’s Fight

A Local Foodie’s Fight
This blog was created as part of an independent study on sustainable food production and I plan to continue on with it when the class is over because I enjoy it so much. It is a place I talk about things happening in the realm of agribusiness, agroecology, aquaculture and fishing, water, small and big organic and nutrition as it relates to “real” food. I also post every so often when I cook a sustainable meal, or at least incorporate as much local ingredients into my cooking as possible.

Peas and Petals

Peas and Petals
Two sisters blog about their lives as farm girls, veg*n cooks, and advocates of sustainability. Provide information about our local resources and thoughts on national sustainability news.

Landscape+Urbanism

Agricultura Tradicional

Agricultura Tradicional
Blog sobre agricultura e informações referentes à agricultura.

Sallygardens Smallholding

Sallygardens Smallholding
Living sustainably in rural Ireland

Ag Mag

Ag Mag
AgMag is Environmental Working Group's online chronicle of agriculture and the environment. We bring you bullet-proof analysis and in-depth investigations into the science and politics of food, water, farming, the environment and the money and politics that make it go.

Nourishing The Planet

Nourishing The Planet
The Nourishing the Planet project will assess the state of agricultural innovations—from cropping methods to irrigation technology to agricultural policy—with an emphasis on sustainability, diversity, and ecosystem health, as well as productivity. The project aims to both inform global efforts to eradicate hunger and raise the profile of these efforts. The project will also consider the institutional infrastructure needed by each of the approaches analyzed, suggesting what sort of companion investments are likely to determine success—from local seed banks to processing facilities, from pro-poor value chains to marketing bureaus.