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Áder János: By 2050 we will need 50 percent more food and 30 percent more water
As a result of population growth, by 2050, fifty percent more food and 30 percent more water will be needed for almost 10 billion human kind – President Árder János...
Read moreThe nature-friendly agricultural practices are becoming more popular
Fazekas Sándor, Minister of Agriculture told MTI in Bonn that the nature-friendly agricultural practices are becoming more popular. Fazekas Sándor took part at a conference in connection to the UN...
Read moreThe EU supported the fight against climate change with 20 billion euros last year in the developing countries
The European Union supported the combat against climate change with about 20 billion euros (6,200 billion forints) in the developing countries last year – the Council of EU Member States’...
Read moreThe Global food supply chains have to face complex challenges
The Global food supply chains have to face complex challenges because due to the growth of the world’s population and a significant change in consumption patterns, there is a huge...
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Seaweed against climate change
Irish farmers hope so and have welcomed the opportunity to investigate a 2016 study that claims feeding cows small amounts of seaweed along with their normal diet of grass can...
Read moreAgrarian Ministers: well-thought-out water management is the foundation of agriculture in the future
Well-thought water management is the basis of future agriculture, EU agriculture ministers agreed on Tuesday in Malta, agreeing that effective cooperation between the water and agricultural sectors is essential to...
Read moreClimate change must be coupled with cost-effective water management
Climate change is a test for European agriculture, and requires modern, cost-effective water management, water use, and the breeding and spreading of drought-tolerant crops – the Minister of Agriculture told...
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Registration for ISF conference started
All about what you should know before you start registering to the ISF World Seed Congress: eligibility to register, registration fees for delegates and accompanying persons, registration periods, registration inclusions....
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Europe is becoming more severely threatened by climate change
Europe’s regions are facing rising sea levels and more extreme weather, such as more frequent and more intense heatwaves, flooding, droughts and storms due to climate change, according to a...
Read moreFM: 324 billion HUF to adapt to the climate change
In Hungary, almost 324 billion HUF can be spent on the elimination and adaptation to the effects of climate change, from the 1174 billion HUF source of the Environment and...
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FAO: agriculture should also make efforts for the reduction of harmful greenhouse gas emissions
Agriculture, including forestry, fisheries and livestock production, generate around a fifth of the world's greenhouse gas emissions. Agriculture must both contribute more to combating climate change while bracing to overcome...
Read moreOECD-FAO: medium-term outlook for agriculture between 2016-2025
The OECD-FAO Agricultural Outlook 2016-2025, published today, is a collaborative effort between the two organizations. It brings together the commodity, policy and country expertise of both organizations and input from...
Read moreA fifth of plants are threatened with extinction
One-fifth of all 400,000 plant species in the world are threatened with extinction – ccording to a new study. The “state of the world's plants” report by the Royal Botanic...
Read moreK & H: in comparison to the challenges little money is spent on R & D activities in agriculture
Hungary only spends 1 percent of its GDP on agricultural research and development (R & D) activities. The number of participants in the agri-vocational trainings are low as well as...
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The world without PET bottles
The climate change is one of the most pressing issue on Earth. Thousands of activists are campaigning worldwide to draw attention for the responsibility of humans. Many people think that...
Read moreThe climate change has drawn into the world map of pears
The cultivation of pears fell recently in Hungary due to the repeated failure experiences, therefore the domestic crop runs out quickly. In spite of the fact that crop prices are...
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Coffee prices to rise
Due to the increasing consumption coffee prices may increase significantly. Analysts expect sustained high prices, because the growing area is shrinking,the yield increasing investments are costly and take a long...
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Climate change: the science will rescue the wine-growing regions
Without Merlot, the Bordeaux wine region would be like Tokaj without Furmint. How the world's best-known wine regions will adapt to the impacts of the climate change without losing their...
Read moreConference: Climate change also has an impact on tourism
The effects of climate change can be detected in road accident statistics and in the tourism industry as well – was said at a conference in Budapest on Tuesday. At...
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Eeco-labeled products to be promoted
Tripartite Environment Minister partnership agreement was signed between the Ministry of Agriculture (FM) and the CO-OP Hungary Zrt. and the Environmentally Friendly Products Nonprofit Kft. on Thursday in Budapest. According...
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Unilever has joined the UN initiative
The United Nations (UN) published the Global Goals document on 25 September in which the 17 global goals were formulated. Bearing this in mind, the United Nations would eliminate extreme...
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Unilever partners with global sustainability movements
Unilever has recently announced plans to join the Global Citizen and the Live Earth: Road to Paris movements, in line with its ambitions to reduce its environmental footprint and fight...
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Winemakers have to prepare for the impacts of the climate change
Áder János President stressed the importance of preparing for the effects of the climate change on Tuesday in Villány. Áder János President (r) is talking with Bock József, winemaker and...
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British researchers looking for new climate change resistant coffee beans
Scientists at the Royal Botanic Gardens in Kew have begun a desperate bid to find a new bean of coffee which can thrive as the climate warms, before the world’s...
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