#agriclture

[patrickbrianmooney]

A Cartography of Genocide: Israel's Conduct in Gaza Since October 2023

Since the start of Israel’s military campaign in Gaza in October 2023, Forensic Architecture has been collecting data related to attacks on civilians and civilian infrastructure by the Israeli military. Our analysis of this conduct reveals the near-total destruction of civilian life in Gaza. We have also collected and analysed evacuation orders issued by the Israeli military directing Palestinian civilians to areas of Gaza designated as ‘safe’. These orders have resulted in the repeated, large-scale displacement of the Palestinian population across Gaza, often to areas which subsequently came under attack.

[scubetv]

లాభసాటి పంటలు పండించడానికి నియమాలు ఏంటి? |Rules for Cultivating Profitab...

[fuckyeahuav-blog]

Ag eyes greater role for drones

GRAND FORKS, N.D. — They go by many names, including drones, unmanned aircraft systems, unmanned aerial vehicles and even “tractors in the sky.” Whatever you call them, they’ll almost certainly play a bigger role in agriculture’s future, experts agree. Important questions, including t...

[loafman]

Most of our work takes place in the Global South, where the state rarely has the capacity to step in and help in times of crisis. It is pretty easy to do the math here: done wrong, food security programs principally framed around ideas of economic efficiency can enhance state capacity to extract value from farmers without a comparable improvement in the delivery of services or safety nets. This is an acceptable outcome if you are trying to compel people to submit to the state and the markets the state regulates, which is one way to boost measurable GDP and state revenue. However, it is really bad if you are actually trying to improve people’s food security.

The latest installment on Doing Food Security Differently from Edward Carr.