Agriculture

Crisis! Crisis! Food… money… what next? (#418-2008 Dec - main theme)

guidelines for an alternative food future (#418-2008 Dec p4)

how agri-business might show they care… (#418-2008 Dec p12)

keynote editorial in Crisis! Crisis! (#418-2008 Dec p4)

the dangers of soil depletion (#418-2008 Dec p18)

the facts (#418-2008 Dec p16)

tracing the corporate manipulation behind the global food crisis (#418-2008 Dec p7)

why eating meat is unjust and unsustainable (#418-2008 Dec p14)

why fusion foods could restore a sustainable food system (#418-2008 Dec p21)

why hungry Peruvians are taking to the streets (#418-2008 Dec p10)

why selling up the farm is a familiar story (#418-2008 Dec p20)

small farmers resisting agribusiness, Brazil (#400-2007 May p11)

cotton farmer suicides in India (#399-2007 Apr p7)

Cotton: the peril and the promise (#399-2007 Apr - main theme)

facts on cotton (#399-2007 Apr p12)

natural alternatives to cotton (#399-2007 Apr p16)

textile jobs downsized in Mumbai, India (#399-2007 Apr p14)

Indian farmers' suicide and EU subsidies (#382-2005 Sep p30)

free trade threatens Mexican maize (#374-2004 Dec p12)

China's buckling farmers fight back (#371-2004 Sep p16)

harvesting losses from tobacco, Kenya (#369-2004 Jul p14)

future of farming & food is organic (#368-2004 Jun p34)

how Florida sugar barons built fortunes (#363-2003 Dec p23)

reclaiming land from sugar, Philippines (#363-2003 Dec p22)

sugarcane fuels corruption in India (#363-2003 Dec p14)

community organization's effect on farming, India (#353-2003 Jan/Feb p24)

corporate influence on food policy (#353-2003 Jan/Feb p16)

farmers in India hurt by market (#353-2003 Jan/Feb p22)

farming solutions, worldwide (#353-2003 Jan/Feb p30)

flaws in grand development plan, India (#353-2003 Jan/Feb p25)

food & farming - the facts (#353-2003 Jan/Feb p20)

how not to feed Africa (#353-2003 Jan/Feb p14)

how to take action (deliciously) (#353-2003 Jan/Feb p35)

how too much US food hurts the world (#353-2003 Jan/Feb p18)

keynote editorial on food & farming (#353-2003 Jan/Feb p9)

landless taking action, Brazil (#353-2003 Jan/Feb p28)

magic of sustainable agriculture (#353-2003 Jan/Feb p32)

Peasants' revolt: politics of food & farming (#353-2003 Jan/Feb - main theme)

right to food sovereignty outlined (#353-2003 Jan/Feb p13)

spread of GM to indigenous corn, Mexico (#353-2003 Jan/Feb p19)

woman producing fine wine, Lebanon (#348-2002 Aug p3)

pesticide companies & farmers, Lebanon (#342-2002 Jan/Feb p3)

world tour of sustainable food production (#342-2002 Jan/Feb p32)

farmers foundering in Lebanon (#339-2001 Oct p3)

fields flourishing thanks to bat shit (#337-2001 Aug p7)

foot & mouth and Britain's farming future (#337-2001 Aug p34)

largest study of sustainable agriculture (brief) (#334-2001 May p7)

why farmers commit suicide in Sri Lanka (#331-2001 Jan/Feb p16)

Peruvian coffee farmers turn to organic crops (#326-2000 Aug p7)

farmers' GM law suit vs corporations (#324-2000 Jun p6)

cotton farming & pesticides (#323-2000 May p24)

growth of permaculture movement (#323-2000 May p26)

organic farming co-ops, Thailand (#323-2000 May p26)

Pick your poison: the pesticide scandal (#323-2000 May - main theme)

promoting sustainable farming in Africa (#323-2000 May p27)

small farms: their virtues & productivity (#323-2000 May p20)

fighting weather for food, India (#319-1999 Dec p14)

farmers want to grow hashish, Lebanon (#318-1999 Nov p3)

growing bananas in Dominica (#317-1999 Oct p15)

growing organic bananas, Dominican Rep (#317-1999 Oct p20)

eels grow by birth control, China (brief) (#314-1999 Jul p4)

cocoa farmers's union, Ghana (#304-1998 Aug p20)

The Cocoa Chain (#304-1998 Aug - main theme)

advantages of hemp over cotton (#302-1998 Jun p14)

growing organic cotton in West Africa (#302-1998 Jun p12)

pesticides and cotton, India (#302-1998 Jun p13)

growing organic food in Cuban cities (#301-1998 May p22)

linking people to land, Cuba (#301-1998 May p20)

in desert, Western Sahara (#297-1997 Dec p14)

biotechnology and (#293-1997 Aug p22)

genetically engineered seeds (#293-1997 Aug p9)

monoculture & factory farming (#288-1997 Mar p22)

forced, Gambia (#284-1996 Oct p5)

biggest industry in cities (brief) (#283-1996 Sep p4)

state farms, Russia (#282-1996 Aug p3)

seedless grape seeds (reader's answer) (#274-1995 Dec p34)

coffee co-operatives, Peru (#271-1995 Sep p16)

coffee growers, Peru (#271-1995 Sep p10)

hard labour with the coffee bean, Peru (#271-1995 Sep p10)

shrimp farming & hunger, Bangladesh (#267-1995 May p16)

sustainable, Ethiopia (#267-1995 May p12)

pesticides poison workers, Colombia (#260-1994 Oct p31)

nutmeg crisis, Grenada (#254-1994 Apr p31)

growing fair trade coffee, Chiapas, Mexico (#251-1994 Jan p20)

organic farming & Native Americans (brief) (#251-1994 Jan p29)

eco-friendly banana, Honduras (brief) (#245-1993 Jul p5)

hairy potatoes (brief) (#240-1993 Feb p31)

Palestinian farmers' problems, Israel (#239-1993 Jan p30)

pesticides & banana growers, Costa Rica (#234-1992 Aug p29)

success story, Ethiopia (#232-1992 Jun p10)

letter from priest re Japan & agriculture (#231-1992 May p8)

'ghost acres' (reader's answer) (#230-1992 Apr p34)

Raw Food: people, plants & politics (#225-1991 Nov - main theme)

growing coca, Bolivia (#224-1991 Oct p10)

ethical farming gains ground (#218-1991 Apr p27)

biological holocaust in Third World (#217-1991 Mar p20)

collectivization & reform, Vietnam (#216-1991 Feb p8)

World Bank & food security, Costa Rica (#214-1990 Dec p18)

grinding machines, Gambia (brief) (#209-1990 Jul p28)

growth of shrimp farming, problems (#209-1990 Jul p27)

absurd subsidies, Europe (brief) (#203-1990 Jan p28)

bug eat bug pest control, China (#184-1988 Jun p26)

how Green Revolution made Mexicans poorer (#182-1988 Apr p13)

oxen make comeback in Sierra Leone (#177-1987 Nov p27)

working conditions on farms, Zimbabwe (#177-1987 Nov p3)

politics of seed control by corporations (#176-1987 Oct p26)

butter sold cheap to veal farmers, Europe (brief) (#173-1987 Jul p28)

poem: The Small Farmer, by Rolf Jacobsen (#173-1987 Jul p27)

poor switch to organic farming, Philippines (#171-1987 May p27)

five years of change in one Chinese village (#170-1987 Apr p10)

key changes for China's peasants (#170-1987 Apr p12)

why growing tobacco makes no sense (#167-1987 Jan p27)

case against tractors in Third World (#159-1986 May p26)

Sandinistas launch into selling seeds to world (#158-1986 Apr p27)

women and work in agriculture (#149-1985 Jul p11)

new hand plough: appropriate tech (brief) (#147-1985 May p6)

today's slaves: plantation workers (#147-1985 May p5)

cassava: lifesaver & destroyer (brief) (#146-1985 Apr p6)

overtaxing African farmers (brief) (#143-1985 Jan p6)

cassava pests blight Africa (#140-1984 Oct p4)

drug crop substitution imposed by West (#140-1984 Oct p12)

integrated pest management alternative (#137-1984 Jul p3)

essential wild plants are disappearing (#133-1984 Mar p5)

giant scheme threatens women, Gambia (#131-1984 Jan p21)

radio links poor farmers (#130-1983 Dec p5)