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I’m looking for a policy advisor to join my ministerial team, to start as soon as possible. Exciting role delivering on PfG commitments. Please email an application letter, and a short CV to [email protected] before the end of Sat 4th December. #jobfairy
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Few people have travelled so far and so lightly on the earth as Dervla Murphy. Never having owned a car, she has happily cycled the world, whilst living a simple, no frills life in Ireland. She would be a fitting symbol for the new world we seek..." Clare O'Grady Walshe, next
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In Germany, "The controversial weed-killer #glyphosate will be removed from the market by the end of 2023 as part of a wider programme to reduce weed-killer use" Via @Reuters reuters.com/markets/commodit…
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Looks like Bayer-Monsanto is looking to hijack #organic vegetable farming and gardening. What we WANT is an organic future. What we DON'T WANT is Bayer-Monsanto taking it over. Boycott Bayer-Monsanto. Boycott Seminis. Boycott De Ruiter.
greenhousegrower.com/crops/b…
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Nearly 70% of organic vegetables in EU are grown from non organic seed. We have work to do!
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Ghana's first #GMO Court Case WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 2021 AT 10 AM
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Seeds and food sovereignty helps achieve climate justice. #NotoClimateSmartAgriculture #COP26 #FoodsovereignityNow #COP26Glasow @Bulamwa @FAOclimate @NyeleniPL @cidioti @CADTM_int
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👀Our new sign went up today at the Flour Mill. We mill our #organic flour for our values customers without adding any preservatives or additives, it’s all just beautiful 100% Irish grown organic flour and we bring it to you freshly milled to order.
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Industry-sponsored study of the week: glyphosate (Roundup) in food foodpolitics.com/2021/10/ind…
Advisable to read small print on these financial ‘arrangements’! $$$Neatly organised in advance of @FoodSystems.colonisation of Africa continues @NnimmoB @Afsafrica @CSM4CFS @TimothyAWise @MichaelFakhri @fleroy1974
By modernizing African agriculture, small-scale farmers will be in a better position to bring more affordable food to consumers & create decent livelihoods for millions of young Africans involved in the processing, storage & marketing of food. #FeedAfrica
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Replying to @fleroy1974 @JoannaBlythman
The only #food system needing a "reset" is the one currently destroying global #biodiversity by subsidising #BigAg & #BigFood's #pesticide-drenched, industrially-grown crops, ^30% of which are #wasted! Humans should eat the food we evolved to eat - not fake ultra-#processed junk!
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Mexican farmers and consumers celebrated a huge victory after convincing the Mexican government to phase out #glyphosate and reject GMO corn. But #Bayer is not going down without a fight.
80 Groups Blast US Interference in Mexico’s Phaseout of #Glyphosate and #GMO Corn commondreams.org/news/2021/0… “It’s completely unacceptable for US agencies to be doing the bidding of pesticide corporations like Bayer.”
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I joined my comrades in the Agroecology Research Action Collective in calling for a boycott of the UN Food Systems Summit. Read this to find out why:
frontiersin.org/articles/10.…
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Glad to see collaboration between @SlowFood and @CSM4CFS regarding #UNFSS2021 - it should be designed by people, not #corporations.
slowfood.com/un-food-systems…
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#NoFutureWithoutFoodSovereignty #LVC Declaration: #17April2021 a moment to reflect on our vision of food sovereignty, & strengthen further our solidarity against increased criminalization of our struggles, & killing of peasants, - for dignity & justice! bit.ly/3adouAQ
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The organic sector continues to deliver what consumers want = food that is produced sustainability and protects biodiversity and the natural world. People buy it for health and well-being reasons and because it is a transparent food production system from farm to fork!
Food Sovereignty Ireland retweeted
And the secret signs in Essex
A pair of beavers released two years ago
The first kits born in 2020
Three lodges built, a dozen dams
Willows cut & ash ignored
Water flows already changed, & floods prevented in the village below
What is not to like about rewilding
#Wilding
Food Sovereignty Ireland retweeted
No one should be able to own the exclusive right to grow and sell fruits and vegetables.🍎🌽🥕🍅 Let’s stop🛑 Bayer-Monsanto, DowDupont, Heineken and Carlsberg and let’s advocate for #NoPatentsonSeeds
Sign the petition 👉 wemove.eu/NoPatentsOnSeeds
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NEW 📰 IPES-Food & @ETC_Group launch the #LongFoodMovement report | What would 2045 look like if it's still "agribusiness-as-usual"? Or can civil society & social movements prevail for healthy, equitable & sustainable #foodsystems? 🌍
Discover more at bit.ly/longfood 🌱
































