
Namibia to Cull Over 700 Wild Animals Amid Severe Drought
Namibia plans to cull 723 wild animals, including 83 elephants, to distribute meat to citizens struggling with severe drought and food insecurity.
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Namibia plans to cull 723 wild animals, including 83 elephants, to distribute meat to citizens struggling with severe drought and food insecurity.
The UN’s latest report reveals that 733 million people faced hunger in 2023, marking a significant increase since 2019, and warns that global efforts are falling short of ending food insecurity by 2030.
China’s autumn grain production remains steady, contributing three-quarters of the annual output. Despite regional droughts and floods, strategic measures ensure food security up to 650 million tonnes.
The UN has urgently called for global assistance as nearly half of Namibia’s population faces severe food insecurity due to a devastating drought intensified by El Niño.
Researchers from the Chinese mainland have discovered a new gene that boosts wheat yields by up to 9% in salty soils, promising advancements in sustainable agriculture.
China is leading the charge in deep-sea aquaculture, expanding marine ranching to ensure food security amidst resource pressures.
Chinese and British scientists reveal 60% of genetic diversity in historic wheat remains unused, paving the way for improved modern varieties and global food security.
Chinese researchers use gene editing to enhance wheat resistance to stripe rust, boosting crop resilience without sacrificing yield.
Explore Tianjin’s summer harvest of winter wheat and rapeseed, enhanced by high-tech agriculture ensuring China’s food security.
Explore Tianjin’s summer harvest as high-tech farming ensures abundant winter wheat and rapeseed production, vital for food security.