Monday, 23 February 2026
Image Source: FAO/Ahmed Elshemy Adapted Farmer Field Schools in Egypt help deaf farmers access agricultural knowledge and improve yields In the Kharga Oasis, a crescent of green carved into Egypt’s…
Image Source: FAO/Guram Saqvarelidze A young woman brings her passion for science to Georgian winemaking Despite growing up in Kakheti, a well-known wine region and the agricultural heart of Georgia,…
Image Source: ©FAO/Ralph Azar A chickpea revival with farmers at its heart Marie Therese Zeidan bends down in her field in Lebanon’s Bekaa region, scooping a handful of chickpea seeds…
Image Source: FAO/Fanjan Combrink Five examples of how Africa is rewriting its mechanization story Today, a new wave of innovation is redefining what mechanization means for agriculture, and agriculture in…
Image Source: FAO/ Turuhan Alkır Turkish scholar and mother discovers new life among bees. In the quiet green outskirts of Düzce, Türkiye, where the air smells of chestnut trees and…
Photo Source: FAO/ Glen Amungwa FAO-backed initiative blends traditional knowledge with modern practices to build resilience in eastern Cameroon In the dense equatorial forests of eastern Cameroon, the Baka people…
How Seema Gupta turned roots into riches and wasteland into wonder In the fertile plains of Raipur, where the horizon stretches wide and the soil carries centuries of toil, a…
How a Self-Help Group turned wasteland into a fragrant treasury of Vetiver In the quiet expanse of a village field, where the soil once lay barren and unyielding, a group…
Grassroots innovation and integrated farming are reshaping rural Rajasthan, doubling incomes and restoring confidence among smallholders In Rajasthan’s Rajsamand district, the Samadhan Project is transforming traditional farming through scientific practices,…
Once boxed into stereotypes, Indian food in the U.S. has exploded into fine dining, street culture, wellness, retail, and tech-driven delivery—just as tariffs and geopolitics put its resilience to the…
Image Source: FAO/Chimi Rinzin An Andean crop spreads across Bhutan, backed by royal decree The morning light washes over Norbu Gyeltshen’s terraced fields with a soft, deliberate glow, catching the…
Protecting Türkiye’s Bursa black figs and peaches, from tree to table Hacer Şimşek moves swiftly among the trees, plucking ripened figs and filling the metal buckets that her daughter carries…
In a water-scarce area of Nepal, climate-resilient agriculture offers families a chance to stay rooted at home At 23, Indira Rawat is already familiar with the rhythms of seasonal migration.…
