Category: Food Sovereignty

Admin’s Note: This article is originally published in Yes! Solutions Journalism here. By Kayla DeVault May 31, 2022 Indigenous communities and partners are combining ancient knowledge with modern technology to revitalize…Continue readingCombining Old and New: Aquaponics Opens the Door to Indigenous Food Security

Admin’s Note: This blog post is originally published here. Three cheers for Cleveland High School students, who had to travel a few thousand miles to complete a class project! Their destination was…Continue readingSolawrap Travels To An Orphanage In Nicaragua For Aquaponics Project (2015)

Admin’s Note: This story was originally published by Sentient here. Wed November 12th, 2025 by Grace Hussain The government has increased its restrictions in the name of conservation without subjecting…Continue readingPanama Shuts Indigenous Fishers Out of Ancestral Waters as Industrial Fish Farm Expands Nearby

https://nature.berkeley.edu/food-systems-projects/finding-food-sovereignty/…Continue readingYakama Nation Seeks Food Sovereignty In New Farming Venture With Weighty History

West Coast’s only commercial-scale vertical farm will grow up to 4.5M pounds of produce annually to supply partners including Bristol Farms, Walmart and Whole Foods Market Source: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20230518005381/en/Plenty-Opens-World%E2%80%99s-Most-Technologically-Advanced-Indoor-Vertical-Farm-in-Compton May 18,…Continue readingWorld’s Most Technologically Advanced Indoor Vertical Farm in Compton

Source: https://www.downtoearth.org.in/blog/environment/world-soil-day-a-third-of-it-is-degraded-here-s-the-solution-countries-should-adopt-86364 Soil erosion mitigation through the application of sustainable soil management is critical for protecting our soil By Abhay Kumar Singh Published: Monday 05 December 2022 Soil is key to…Continue readingThird of the World’s Soil is Degraded

Source: https://www.downtoearth.org.in/news/climate-change/black-soil-in-red-climate-change-threatens-world-s-food-basket-86392 FAO report finds most black soils moderate to severely eroded due to land-use change, unsustainable practices  By Shagun Published: Tuesday 06 December 2022  The inherent fertility of black soils make…Continue readingBlack soil in red: Climate change threatens world’s food basket