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Share Share Twitter Facebook Linkedin Select and copy the link in the box below to share elsewhere.	Agroecology in Action: Harnessing the Power of Orphan Crops Any approach to boost productivity and food security must fit Africa’s myriad, small and distinct ecosystems.
Share Share Twitter Facebook Linkedin Select and copy the link in the box below to share elsewhere.	Agroecology in Action: with Professor Pedro Sanchez From Brazil to Zambia, Dr. Pedro Sanchez discusses agroecological approaches to build farmers' resilience while protecting the planet.
Share Share Twitter Facebook Linkedin Select and copy the link in the box below to share elsewhere.	Agroecology in Action: Keeping Pests at Bay in the Safest Way Fintrac President tells Farming First how her team works with farmers to create maximum pest resistance with minimal environmental impact using Intergrated Pest Management.
Share Share Twitter Facebook Linkedin Select and copy the link in the box below to share elsewhere.	Agroecology in Action: Building Healthier Soils and a Healthier Planet Dr. J. Scott Angle, CEO of IFDC, discusses how Integrated Soil Fertility Management can help soils to stay healthy and grow the food our planet requires both now and in the future.
Share Share Twitter Facebook Linkedin Select and copy the link in the box below to share elsewhere.	Agroecology in Action: with Professor Tim Benton What is agroecology? How can farmers be encouraged to adopt its principles? Professor Tim Benton discusses this topic in this new guest blog ahead of FAO's agroecology summit.

Share Share Twitter Facebook Linkedin Select and copy the link in the box below to share elsewhere.	World Refugee Day: Building Resilience Through Farming in Kenya Allan Ochieng Odera, Resilience Coordinator for Danish Refugee Council (DRC), discusses a farming initiative in Kakuma camp, Kenya.
Share Share Twitter Facebook Linkedin Select and copy the link in the box below to share elsewhere.	Moving with the Times: Pastoralists Share Lessons in Sustainability Pastoralists, who face the toughest of challenges from climate change, are well-placed to offer lessons in how to adapt to new weather conditions.
Share Share Twitter Facebook Linkedin Select and copy the link in the box below to share elsewhere.	Yaouza’s Story: How Forest Conservation Can Boost Incomes in Niger In Niger, the encroaching Sahel is a daily constraint for farmers. Find out how Yaouza Harouna employed farmer managed natural regeneration (FMNR) to beat the arid conditions.

JUL 9	UN High-Level Political Forum
AUG 26	SIWI World Water Week