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Reflections | Revisiting Shuang Qiao
Xinge Lei

University of Georgia

The author as a young girl, standing in an orchard at her grandparents' farm.
Growing Soil | Nebraska Sandhills hint changing tides in agriculture
Vidya Muthupillai

Planet Forward Correspondent | George Washington University

Growing Soil | Nebraska Sandhills hint changing tides in agriculture
Growing Soil | Livestock are struggling to stomach climate change. Might bison rumen help?
Adam Goldstein

University of Missouri

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Regenerative reporting from McGinley Ranch
Frank Sesno

Founding Director | Planet Forward

Regenerative reporting from McGinley Ranch
Bees and chili peppers: A solution to human-wildlife conflict in Zimbabwe
Beverly Ndifoin

Mandela Washington Fellow | Planet Forward Alum

A woman in a white shirt is surrounded by wildlife rangers wearing green jumpsuits. The group holds a large white picture frame with text that reads, "I conquered the Wildlife Ranger Challenge. #ForWildlifeRangers," and five logos of supporting organizations fill the bottom of the frame.
International student’s idea to repurpose barns becomes agro-plastic recycling company
Sara Wiatrak

University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science

Garden bed with green sprouts covered by a dome of plastic sheeting.
Recipes for Food Security | Q&A: Indigenous Peoples’ Liaison set her sights on youth, food security, and the land
Terrius Harris

Planet Forward FAO Fellow | University of Oklahoma

Recipes for Food Security | Q&A: Indigenous Peoples’ Liaison set her sights on youth, food security, and the land
Recipes for Food Security | The return of Loko Ea
Terrius Harris

Planet Forward FAO Fellow | University of Oklahoma

A rainbow in the sky is reflected on the surface of a pond surrounded by green palm trees and foliage.

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Recipes for Food Security | Ka moʻolelo o nā loko iʻa ma Hawaiʻi (The story of fishponds in Hawaii)
Terrius Harris

Planet Forward FAO Fellow | University of Oklahoma

A tide splashing in between two rocks on a coast line as the sun sits low in the sky behind it.
Recipes for Food Security | The new ‘big ag’: What regenerative agriculture can learn from conventional farming
Benjamin Thomas

Planet Forward FAO Fellow | Franklin & Marshall College

A herd of tawny brown cattle graze in silvopasture amongst trees spaced several feet apart.
Recipes for Food Security | ‘Word of mouth still means a lot’: How sustainability spreads
Jules Struck

Planet Forward FAO Fellow | Emerson College

A man in a red t-shirt, blue jeans, a baseball cap, and glasses stands with his hands on this hips looking to the left of the frame, standing in a field of grain.
Recipes for Food Security | Dollars and diversity: Why young farmers need investment, representation
Jules Struck

Planet Forward FAO Fellow | Emerson College

A man and woman in casual attire stand several yards apart, looking at one another, in an agricultural feild surrounded by residential houses.
Recipes for Food Security | Town molds community-driven model for new farmers to buy land
Jules Struck

Planet Forward FAO Fellow | Emerson College

A young woman in glasses and a shirt that reads "America needs Lesbian Farmers." smiles in front of a background of agricultural fields.
Recipes for Food Security | Sustainability is the goal. Here’s what young farmers need to get there
Jules Struck

Planet Forward FAO Fellow | Emerson College

A farm, including three tall silos and several buildings, sits on green, grassy land below a blue sky with fluffy, white clouds.
Floods, hurricanes, and heatwaves: Climate change will intensify extreme weather in Illinois, report finds
Medill News Service

Northwestern University

‘It feels more honest’: Looking at Indigenous agricultural practices in research and in the classroom
Molly DeVore

University of Wisconsin-Madison

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