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Cyclone Nargis Images: High-resolution IKONOS Satellite Images Assess Burma Damage

11.05.2008 19:33    prweb.com
As aid workers from around the globe rush to send food, water, and medical care to the storm-ravaged Irrawaddy Delta region and the City of Rangoon in Burma, GeoEye's IKONOS Satellite tracks the extent of Cyclone Nargis damage. (PRWeb May
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IRAN: 2008/09 Wheat Production Declines Due to Drought

11.05.2008 15:52    pecad.fas.usda.gov
Iran had experienced a more favorable early season rainfall situation than its drought-plagued neighbors of Iraq and Syria, but conditions rapidly deteriorated in February, March, and April 2008.
IRAN: 2008/09 Wheat Production Declines Due to Drought

IRAQ: Drought Reduces 2008/09 Winter Grain Production

11.05.2008 15:52    pecad.fas.usda.gov
Iraq has been experiencing one of the worst droughts in the past 10 years, with total wheat and barley production in 2008/09 expected to decline 51 percent compared to last year.
IRAQ: Drought Reduces 2008/09 Winter Grain Production

They Buried a Farmer Today

11.05.2008 15:13    iowafarmertoday.com
Gave him back to the dirt from which he came. Earlier his family and neighbors walk by, Looking at memories of a simple man's life. A table of photos, toy tractors and cards, Telling the story of life on the
They Buried a Farmer Today

Fieldwork nonexistent in South Central Iowa

11.05.2008 15:12    iowafarmertoday.com
ALBIA --- Paul Belzer has seen farmers being busy this spring.
Fieldwork nonexistent in South Central Iowa

Steady rain keeps planting at standstill

11.05.2008 15:12    iowafarmertoday.com
CLARION --- Gary Woodley walks across the field, mud clinging to his boots with every step.
Steady rain keeps planting at standstill

Slow going,but he's going

11.05.2008 15:12    iowafarmertoday.com
PERCIVAL --- David Lueth started planting corn April 19. Nearly two weeks later, he's still planting corn.
Slow going,but he's going

Planting remains in neutral

11.05.2008 15:11    iowafarmertoday.com
It's one thing to hear Northeast Iowa farmer Mark Mueller talk about the saturated conditions that are idling planters in much of the state when fields should be bustling.
Planting remains in neutral

Sierra Leone: Five Guinean Trucks Arrested Smuggling Food

11.05.2008 11:23    allafrica.com
Police in Kambia have arrested 5 Guinean trucks, at Bamoi Lumor close to the Guinean border, fully loaded with foodstuffs apparently meant for sale in neighbouring Guinea where an end of government subsidy triggered economic woes.

Namibia: Food Crisis Will Remain in the Medium Term

11.05.2008 11:23    allafrica.com
Global inventories for maize and wheat are at historic lows. Of the 36 countries vulnerable to food prices, 21 are in Africa, said DBN Portfolio Manager: Research, Michael Humavindu.

Nigeria: Global Food Crisis - 'Look to God for Help'

11.05.2008 11:23    allafrica.com
President, God's Kingdom Society (GKS), Brother Aighalua, has enjoined people all over the world to look to God for help and succour in the face of the global food crisis.

Liberia: MOA Official Highlights Importance of Food Production

11.05.2008 11:23    allafrica.com
Amidst the hike in the price of food and other commodities, the Director of Planning at the Ministry of Agriculture Ousuma Tall has underscored the need for government to make food production a major priority.

Nigeria: Cassava Can Help

11.05.2008 11:23    allafrica.com
About three years ago, government called on farmers to cultivate cassava.

Ghana: CJA Petitions CHRAJ to Probe School Feeding Programme

11.05.2008 11:23    allafrica.com
The leadership of the Committee for Joint Action (CJA) has petitioned the Commission on Human Rights and Administrative Justice (CHRAJ) to investigate the management and affairs of the Ghana School Feeding Programme (GSFP).

Zimbabwe: 20 Farms Seized in Mash West

11.05.2008 11:23    allafrica.com
SUSPECTED war veterans and Zanu PF loyalists have seized over 20 commercial farms in Mashonaland West in the past fortnight, amid reports that a countrywide new wave of farm invasions was looming ahead of a presidential election run-off between President

Uganda: Tax Waivers On Milk a Big Boost

11.05.2008 11:23    allafrica.com
The announcement by President Museveni that taxes on milk production related operations will be removed is a welcome move. It is the only way the person at the lowest end of the income ladder can benefit instead of expecting them

Uganda: Museveni Calls for Expertise in Food Processing

11.05.2008 11:23    allafrica.com
President Yoweri Museveni has called for expertise in modern food processing and packaging. The President made the call yesterday at State House, during a meeting with a delegation of the UK-based Gatsby Charitable Foundation, led by Lord David Sainsbury.

Liberia: President Sirleaf, Stakeholders Discuss Looming Global Food Crisis

11.05.2008 11:23    allafrica.com
President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has held a consultative meeting with stakeholders, geared towards developing a national food policy. The meeting also sought to solicit feedback on the way forward, both in the short and long terms.

Zimbabwe: Ultimatum Issued

11.05.2008 11:23    allafrica.com
JOHANNES Fredrick Fick, the Beatrice farmer who was convicted of breaching the Land Acquisition and (Consequential) Act by refusing to vacate Victory Farm, has been ordered to leave the farm within 45 days.

Liberia: Johnson-Sirleaf Stakeholders Discuss Global Food Crisis

11.05.2008 11:23    allafrica.com
President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf on Thursday held the first in a series of consultative meetings with stakeholders, geared towards developing a national food policy. The meeting also sought to solicit feedback on the way forward, both in the short and

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