s Misganaw checks to see if the beans have ripened, he contemplates the price his company might obtain at the coffee auction in Addis Ababa and whether his salary will be reflected in the price.
COVID-19 and the worsening climate crisis may not have made 2021 the most positive of years, but how optimistic are people feeling about the year ahead?
The world is changing. From COVID-19 and climate change to digitalization and diverging demographics, the IMF’s member countries are confronting new challenges.
Africa doubled the number of countries planting biotech crops from three in 2018 to six in 2019, leading the progress among the regions of the world in GM crop adoption.
The past two years have taught us that year-ahead predictions in times of Covid-19 — with successive new variants of the coronavirus of unknown severity — is a futile exercise.
Agricultural policy makers in the European Union tend to devote a lot of energy to worrying about the aging of the agricultural population.
