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Feed conversion efficiency in aquaculture: do we measure it correctly?
Fish are generally seen as more efficient in converting feed into food than land-based species, but, according to a new paper, this conclusion does not hold if the retention of protein and calories is accounted for using a different measure.
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Communicating climate change: handbook for IPCC scientists
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has brought out a handbook to help its scientists communicate climate change issues effectively.
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The Rhythm of Food: Search data on food-related terms
Search data on food-related terms is visualised on The Rhythm of Food Website.
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How China plans to feed 1.4 billion growing appetites
A National Geographic feature covers the ways in which China’s diet is changing and its food system is becoming more industrialised.
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Grass is greener for healthy, novel protein, say researchers
Grass could be the next source of human-edible protein.
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Why eating insects won't end world hunger
Insects may not be the environmentally-friendly alternative protein source that the FAO and many entrepreneurs hope, according to Oxford University doctoral candidate Joshua Evans.
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Indoor ag isn’t here to replace traditional farms — it’s about more than that
Indoor and vertical farming might not replace traditional farms, but they bring their own unique benefits.​
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Aldi pledges to halve food waste by 2030
Food retailer Aldi has joined the Champions 12.3 coalition, a multi-stakeholder group aiming to achieve the Sustainable Development Goal of ‘halving per capita global food waste at the retail and consumer levels’ by 2030.
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Why blockchain won’t fix food safety—yet
The blockchain could be used to make it easier to trace the source of food items and tackle food safety scares quickly, but the system still depends on the honesty of those making the data entries.
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