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3 things happening in agri today, 22  January 2021

by Dona Van Eeden
22nd January 2021
Be sure not to miss today's three online opportunities for learning and networking. Photo's: Supplied

Be sure not to miss today's three online opportunities for learning and networking. Photo's: Supplied

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There’s never a dull moment in agriculture. Be sure not to miss today’s online opportunities for learning and networking. This includes the latest research on climate change and how it impacts farmers, as well as variety selection and disease management in organic food-grade grain production.

1

Climate change and agriculture 

Climate change can disrupt food availability, reduce access to food and affect food quality. If this intrigues you, why not attend today’s free webinar on the impact of climate change on local agriculture?

The guest speaker is Jennifer Phillips, assistant professor at Bard Center for Environmental Policy in New York. She will present the latest research on what climate change means for farmers, and how she is working to be more climate resilient on her own farm. 

Tune in at 19:00 until 20:00 tonight (Mzansi time). Click here for more. 

2

Variety selection and disease management

The Organic Grain Resource and Information Network invites you to a webinar on variety selection and disease management in organic food-grade grain production.

This is hosted as part of a weekly workshop series on organic grain production. Brief presentations are followed by open discussion. Participation is free, but pre-registration is required for each session.

Click here to register or view the list of upcoming events.

3

Global Forum on Food and Agriculture 

This is your last chance to attend the 13th Global Forum on Food and Agriculture (GFFA) on feeding the world in the wake of a pandemic and climate change. 

The GFFA is an annual conference organised by the German Federal Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Consumer Protection. It addresses key questions regarding the future of the global agri-food industry, and attracts representatives from the worlds of agriculture, politics, business, science and civil society. 

Want to represent Mzansi today? To read more about the GFFA, click here. 

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Dona Van Eeden

Dona van Eeden is a budding writer and journalist, starting her career as an intern at Food for Mzansi. Furnished with a deep love and understanding of environmental systems and sustainable development, she aims to make the world a better place however she can. In her free time you can find her with her nose in a book or wandering on a mountain, looking at the world through her camera's viewfinder.

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