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December 10, 2013
Realizan en Colombia un taller de medidas de adaptación al cambio climático;analizan el caso de la papa
El día 28 de Noviembre del presente, se realizó en la ciudad de Ipiales (Nariño), un taller donde se mostraron algunos de los posibles impactos del cambio climático (CC), en la agricultura de pequeña escala de la región.
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Potatoes like they used to be (wie früher)
November 30, 2013
Potatoes like they used to be (wie früher)
Red Emma, Blue Elise, Pink fir apple and Sieglinde: The Austrian association "Arche Noah"together with supermarket chain Spar are working towards providing selections of rare potato varieties.
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Anchor Organics considering move to former carpet factory in Devonport for expansion
November 30, 2013
Anchor Organics considering move to former carpet factory in Devonport for expansion
Owners of an old carpet factory in Devonport (Tasmania) have held informal talks with the Devonport City Council about a conversion to a potato processing factory.
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Pepsico recycles snack food waste into energy and fertilizer
November 30, 2013
Pepsico recycles snack food waste into energy and fertilizer
As part of the zero-waste commitment for its manufacturing operation, PepsiCo's agriculture team in Turkey invested in anaerobic digestion technology several years ago to handle the organic waste created there.
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Pepsico recicla los residuos de alimentos de aperitivos en energía y fertilizantes
November 25, 2013
Pepsico recicla los residuos de alimentos de aperitivos en energía y fertilizantes
Como parte del compromiso de cero residuos para su operación de fabricación, el equipo de agricultura de PepsiCo en Turquía invirtió en tecnología de digestión anaerobia hace varios años para manejar sus residuos orgánicos.
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Interesting new fast food packaging design
November 03, 2013
Interesting new fast food packaging design
One frosty night last February, designer Seul Bi Kim was walking home from McDonald’s with one hand frozen from holding her oversized soda and the and the other clutching a burger and fries that were getting soggier by the second.
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October 30, 2013
In central Minnesota, potatoes are pushing out forest land
Agriculture is eating into central Minnesota’s forests so aggressively that state regulators and a prominent legislator are sounding the alarm about threats to wildlife habitat and a large, sensitive aquifer that stretches below parts of four counties.
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Jackson's Honest Potato Chips become semi-finalist in Intuit's Small Business Big Game Competition
October 30, 2013
Jackson's Honest Potato Chips become semi-finalist in Intuit's Small Business Big Game Competition
Jackson's Honest Chips, a family-owned business making gluten-free potato chips with organic potatoes, organic coconut oil and sea salt has been named one of 20 semi-finalists in the Intuit Small Business Big Game competition.
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Heat recovery is a fuel-saving winner for Wyandot.
October 28, 2013
Heat recovery is a fuel-saving winner for Wyandot.
With four tortilla chip ovens operating for three shifts, five days a week, Wyandot, Inc. saw an opportunity to utilize a vast supply of energy that had been going out the exhaust stacks.
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New Sustainability App for Australian farmers
October 27, 2013
New Sustainability App for Australian farmers
Australian minister for the Environment, the Hon. Greg Hunt MP, has launched the new EnviroVeg smartphone app for farmers, to help them manage their land sustainably.
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September 19, 2013
Conozca cómo el cambio climático afecta los cultivos de papa en los Andes Bolivianos
Video con la presentación y el audio de la charla de Bruno Condori (Centro Internacional de la Papa, CIP) en el webinar realizado recientemente sobre vulnerabilidad de las ciudades andinas al cambio climático.
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Tong Peal Paints It Red
September 05, 2013
Tong Peal Paints It Red
Machinery manufacturer Tong Peal has announced a brand new machinery finishing process, as part of continued efforts to provide farmers and growers with the highest quality custom handling equipment.
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Greenvale does its FareShare to fight food waste
August 06, 2013
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Greenvale, the UK’s leading potato supplier, is putting spare spuds from its Shropshire site, Tern Hill and Cambridgeshire site, Floods Ferry, to good use by using them to tackle food waste by working with food distribution charity, FareShare.
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August 02, 2013
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The hard question: Pesticides or GMO's
July 24, 2013
The hard question: Pesticides or GMO's
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