Articles Tagged with the word ‘food’

 
Freshly-threshed rice (c) Neil Palmer (CIAT)
 

/ Agriculture

10 May 2013

 

A groundbreaking method of rice growing is gaining traction in India, thanks to its ability to produce larger amounts of crops and allow for independent farming

 
 

/ Education

01 May 2013

 

Food growing and nutritional cooking classes could form part of the national curriculum from 2014, but the changes might be scrapped following criticism from industry

 
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/ Pies and Principles

09 Apr 2013

 

Want to spend your money at cafes and restaurants that give back to society? For our new food and drink column, our reporters check out venues that have morals on their menu. Up first are El Piano in York and LWS Cafe in London

 
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/ Environment

16 Mar 2013

 

Proposed fishing policy protecting endangered stocks and banning discards and has been given the majority vote by MEPs

 
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/ Food

16 Mar 2013

 

MEPs have banned wasteful practices to try to make EU fishing more sustainable. But it's not just policymakers who can have an impact, argues the Marine Conservation Society. Bernadette Clarke explains choices consumers can make to help secure the future of fish

 
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/ Ideas worth spreading

30 Jan 2013

 

The first entry in a regular blog reviewing our pick of the most inspiring videos on offer in the TED talks series, which showcases visionary ideas

 
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/ Agriculture

21 Jan 2013

 

A new volunteer network has been set up to distribute free food to those in need, from unsellable farm crops that would otherwise go to waste

 
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/ Agriculture

23 Nov 2012

 

A combination of government support and community food growing initiatives is changing the face of the Venezuela’s food sustainability. Miriam Ross shares a taste of the results

 
A Start- Up box scheme- Jean from Local Greens in Herne Hill, London
 

/ Agriculture

25 Oct 2012

 

A social enterprise supplying local food in east London has launched a programme to help other communities set up their own vegetable box schemes across the UK

 
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/ Wellbeing

28 Sep 2012

 

Kristina Georgiou finds out about the benefits of eating food as close to its natural state as possible

 
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/ Wellbeing

26 Sep 2012

 

Michelin-starred chefs will help to raise funds to save the lives of malnourished children by taking part in World Food Day this autumn

 
A lady picking kale in Hungtso. Credit- Flickr Rajkumar1220
 

/ Agriculture

18 Sep 2012

 

Bhutan has set a target of growing all of its own vegetables by 2014

 
British farmers are being encouraged to grow more spices Credit- Micha Eli
 

/ Agriculture, Food

13 Aug 2012

 

A major study into Britain’s food system shows how it must change in order to keep food affordable, protect the environment and keep up with increasing world population growth

 
Peacekeeping - UNMIT
 

/ Food

20 Jul 2012

 

Bethany Wivell finds out how waste coffee grounds can be put to good use

 
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/ A permaculture journey

26 Jun 2012

 

Permaculture apprentice Nicole Vosper sees her dreams coming to fruition as her medicine garden takes shape

 
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/ Food

18 May 2012

 

Jini Reddy gets bowled over by the truffles at this ethical venue in Soho, London

 
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/ Agriculture, Food

28 Nov 2011

 

Campaigns to create sustainable and just food systems are reaching Europe and the UK

 
London community grows food on supermarket roof
 

/ Community, Food

27 Sep 2011

 

A London community has brought a supermarket rooftop to life with vegetables, plants and wildlife, having transformed it into a space to grow and re-connect with food