The Slow Food Movement Looks to Africa
A group called Slow Food International has named a Ugandan man to help it grow. The movement supports small, local farms rather than big agricultural operations. Originally published at - http://learningenglish.voanews.com/me...
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New Genetic Research May Make Tastier Tomatoes
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An 'Image Problem' for a Food That Could Save African Lives
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Economists Are Hopeful About Africa's Economy
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Making Power From Coconut Shells, Mango Pits
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Cocoa Smuggling Increases in West Africa
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Poor Suffer as Food Prices Likely to Stay High
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Raw Chocolate May Be Healthier
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In the Garden: Growing Chillies
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Seeking Ways to Reduce Overfishing
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The Limits to Organic Farming in Feeding the World
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Simple Machines Make Life Easier for Poor Farmers
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A Call for Equal Rights for Women Farmers
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Gardening: Vegetables Made in the Shade
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Brain Imaging Comes to Children in Poor Countries
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The Economics Report: China’s Economy Continues to Slow
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School Attendance by Australian Aborigines Linked to Aid to Parents
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For Meat Lovers, the Challenge of Faking It
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Grow It Yourself: Turning Bulbs Into Beautiful Blooms
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The Economics Report: New Clothing Manufacturing Jobs Could Increase in South Asia
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