๐ฑ Forging Circular Farming Economy. We focus on advancing sustainable Ag practices and cutting-edge technologies through research & collaborative partnerships.
๐ฑ Today, our team at @UCRiverside is thrilled to kick off three new projects funded by a $1.5 million grant from @CDFA! Our initiatives will focus on youth engagement, waste reduction, and innovative ag-tech๐๐https://t.co/3G2S5JEwlh
๐บ๐ฟ Yesterday's #APSPlantHealth2025 amazing field trip was a journey through Oโahuโs lush landscapes & living history!
๐ด From the stunning 5,000+ species at Waimea Valley Botanic Garden to native landscaping at Waiahole Botanicals, a perfect blend of science, culture & beauty.
๐พ๐ Just witnessed Dr. Van Schepler-Luu's powerful #APSPlantHealth2025 keynote! Inspiring talk on international collaboration to tackle rice diseases across 20+ countries. Science breaking barriers! ๐ฌ๐ #PlantPathology#GlobalHealth
๐ฑ๐ Exciting day at #APSPlantHealth2025! APS President Karen Garrett kicks off the opening ceremony, celebrating our incredible plant pathology heroes! ๐ฌ Nine new Fellows being honored, showcasing groundbreaking research and innovation in agriculture. ๐๐งฌ #PlantPathology
The beauty of aboveground biodiversity wouldn't be possible without the hidden heroes of belowground biodiversity! #SoilHealth ๐
From fungi to bacteria, the soil is teeming with life that keeps our planet healthy and thriving!
via @FAO
For climate advocates across the country, the outcome of this election means that all of us must find ways to redouble our efforts and find bipartisan solutions to the climate crisis that create jobs, promote prosperity and safeguard the future of humanity.
In a moment such as this, it is important to remember that all major reform efforts, from civil rights to the climate movement, suffer dark days. And this is surely one. We can mourn a loss, but we canโt linger in despair. Our planet doesnโt have time for that. Now more than ever, this movement needs engagement and leadership from all corners of the country.
During a down moment in the struggle for civil rights, Martin Luther King, Jr. said something about overcoming days like this: โIf you canโt fly, run; if you canโt run, walk; if you canโt walk, crawl; but by all means keep moving.โ
We know the line to solutions is never straight or easy. But we have won major victories in tackling the climate crisis and reducing climate pollution in our country, and we will again.
My greatest source of hope comes from the courage and commitment of grassroots leaders and advocates in the U.S. and around the world who are relentlessly pushing for progress. Onward.
Hear from U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack, @USDA chief economist @SethMeyerMU, & GFI senior regulatory attorney Madeline Cohen at the USDA's 100th Annual Agricultural Outlook Forum taking place February 15-16. Details โ https://t.co/Fk8P1moJMH
๐ Join us in reimagining a sustainable future for people and the planet at #CGIARScienceWeek in Nairobi, Kenya, and online, 1โ5 July 2024. Let's co-create a roadmap for food, land, and water systems transformation. #WithScienceWeCan
Register here: https://t.co/ecdAF3HgeT
We must invest in sustainable farming solutions driven by the worldโs biggest group of local food producers: small-scale farmers.
๐ RT if you agree!
Coming up this week! UCR CAFร webinar on Friday, March 11th featuring Dr. Jessica Fanzo. Moderated by #UCRSPP Associate Dean Kurt Schwabe.
In a world of uncertainty, can we have both human and planetary healthโcan we have it all?
RSVP https://t.co/7GgRmw8Gdt.
Coming up this week! UCR CAFร webinar on Friday, March 11th featuring Dr. Jessica Fanzo. Moderated by #UCRSPP Associate Dean Kurt Schwabe.
In a world of uncertainty, can we have both human and planetary healthโcan we have it all?
RSVP https://t.co/7GgRmw8Gdt.
Coming up this week! UCR CAFร webinar on Friday, March 11th featuring Dr. Jessica Fanzo. Moderated by #UCRSPP Associate Dean Kurt Schwabe.
In a world of uncertainty, can we have both human and planetary healthโcan we have it all?
RSVP https://t.co/7GgRmw8Gdt.
February 23, 2022, 11:00 a.m. - 11:50 a.m. "Imagine a zero hunger world โ itโs within reach" By Kiruba Krishnaswamy - CAFร Seminar Series 2021-2022 https://t.co/xpmAVQOVzc
"If [injustice in the food system] is to change, itโs important to understand who wins within existing food systems and, more importantly, who loses by being pushed to the sidelines and losing out on access to healthy food." https://t.co/xtvzmzUPkt
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New Research: Development of a Roadmap for the Implementation of a Sustainable Mobility Action Plan in University Campuses of Emerging Countries https://t.co/LkQ2nkIL1O #sustainablecities
Women and Womanliness: Racialized Gendered Food Injustice in the U.S. This Thursday, January 13th
Sally Kitch - CAFร Seminar Series 2021-2022 https://t.co/jvBsqi8bBe
The #4Betters are at the heart of @FAO's work.
A sustainable & food secure world for all is possible.
We need MORE efficient, inclusive, resilient & sustainable agri-#FoodSystems to future-proof our planet ๐https://t.co/ffUznjn7Vf
#Agenda2030