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Chongqing Morning Post published an article on the 12th CAER-IFPRI International Academic Conference. The conference hopes that through in-depth academic exchanges, it can inject new vitality into the development of agricultural and forestry economics and management disciplines, provide new ideas for the construction of new agricultural sciences, bring new ideas to the deep integration of China’s urban and rural […]

Telegraph Online published an article writing that the prime minister, Narendra Modi, believes that the three bills on agricultural reform are essential for doubling farmers’ income by 2022. Some industrialists have compared the legislations with the liberalization of the Indian economy. However, any endorsement of liberalization must be accompanied by unbiased reflections on the cost of such ‘reforms.” […]

Reliefweb published an article on how ongoing floods in El Salvador are causing a loss of crops, particularly coffee in the country. One farmer said, “The landslides take away all the crops planted in that area, so you need to reinvest. It drains resources when resources are scarce, to begin with.” In recent years, climate change has made […]

ZDNet.com posted an article on the latest argument favoring 5G–that the next generation of information and/or communications technology will support a new wave of productivity in the workplace. That wave will bring forth a new foundation for cost efficiency and commerce that benefits, directly or indirectly, everyone in the world’s broader economy. Radio and network equipment company Nokia has released a report […]

Adams on Agriculture featured a podcast segment on agriculture sales to China (phase 1 trade deal with Senior Research Fellow Joseph Glauber.  Glauber said that “these are great purchases and it’s great to see us back on track. it would be great to get back to 2017 levels; we’re a long way from there, but certainly, with the outstanding […]

CGTN America (Chinese Government) broadcasted a brief story on the radio program Global Business (video) on the situation with agriculture and trade between the U.S. and China as the U.S. moves closer to the presidential election on November 3. How has agriculture been affected by the coronavirus? Senior Research Fellow Joseph Glauber stated that processing and manufacturing […]

Ilbolive (Italy) published an article on agricultural research and highlighted the Ceres2030 project. Ceres2030 works around eight priority issues and puts in place sophisticated automated analysis tools, in other words, artificial intelligence, to identify the hundreds of thousands of published researches in the agronomic, environmental field, geopolitical and economic that provide data, working hypotheses, innovative solutions and so on to […]

Nicaragua Today published an article on the latest meeting of the Regional Fund for Agricultural Technologies. IFPRI along with other major development organizations (Inter-American Development Bank IDB, International Center for Tropical Agriculture CIAT, United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization FAO, Inter-American Institute for Cooperation on Agriculture IICA, and the Brazilian Company of Agricultural Research EMBRAPA) participated in the […]

Easy Money (China) published an article that discusses the integration of urban and rural areas. The strategy to integrate requires overall planning and scientific measures. The 12th CAE R-IFPRI International Academic Conference, jointly sponsored by China Agricultural University, IFPRI, and Southwest University School of Economics and Management conducted discussions and exchanges on the theme of “Deep Integration of […]

Herald (Nigeria) posted an article reporting on President Muhammadu Buhari’s request that Nigerians abide strictly by COVID-19 protocols as the country cannot afford a fresh lockdown. The total lockdown that lasted five weeks caused Nigeria’s GDP to suffer a 34.1 percent loss, amounting to USD 16 billion, with two-thirds of the losses coming from the services sector, according […]