Insects a boon to Thailand's farmers
In Thanon Nang Klaan villagers turn to crickets and other edible insects to steady income amid drought risk. Nearly 30 households raise crickets for local and export markets, aided by Khon Kaen University and local authorities as FAO notes insects as a growing global food source.
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Thanon Nang Klaan
Thailand
Boontham Puthachat
Boontham
U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization
FAO
Asia
Africa
Latin America
China
Patrick B. Durst
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Cambodia
Laos
Myanmar
Chalong Prayitt
Khon Kaen University
New Ohio program boosts Lake Erie water quality runoff control
Lorain County farmers are urged to join the Lake Erie Nutrient Reduction Program authorized by Senate Bill 150. The Ohio program, run with ODNR and local SWCDs, offers up to 1.25 million dollars across 27 counties to install cover crops and drainage devices, aiming to cut nutrient runoff and curb algal blooms. Officials expect planting on up to 25 000 acres and more than 300 structures, with local and state agencies providing guidance and reimbursements.
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Lorain County
Lake Erie
John R. Kasich
Lorain Soil & Water Conservation District
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
SWCD
Odnr Division of Soil and Water Resources Area Engineers
Floral scents across species attract pollinators and humans alike
Flowers emit aromas to lure pollinators with varied scents from rotting flesh to pheromone mimics. Mirror and bucket orchids show deception in scent, while humans bottle perfumes from attar to fixatives. planting fragrant roses and a spectrum of blossoms offers year round sensory delight.
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South Africa
Central America
Avicenna
Eleanor of Aquitaine
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