News Wageningen Economic Research
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Value based tensions in multicultural vocational education
- On May 16, Kennedy Tielman defended his PhD thesis with the Education and Learning Sciences (ELS) chair group, which focused on value-based tensions... -
Promoting the consumption of affordable, safe vegetables in Benin, Mali and Burkina Faso
- ‘Safe Locally-Produced Vegetables for West Africa’s Consumers (SAFEVEG) is an action-research programme. It was developed within the... -
Research: government needs to take more responsibility to keep rural areas liveable
- Is the countryside still an attractive place to live when villages lose basic services? And what causes the loss of services? Wageningen University... -
Future pathways towards sustainable crop protection in Greenhouse horticulture
- In this report, the consequences of the European authorisation policy for plant protection products are analysed within the context of the... -
Cook in the classroom
- Primary school children in year 6, 7 or 8 will receive cooking lessons at 120 schools across the country this week. TV chef Sandra Ysbrandy kicked off... -
New forms of agricultural land ownership and leasing: An incentive for more land-based dairy farming?
- With the aim of farming more extensively, societal actors are calling for more land-based dairy farming. However, the relatively high price of land in...
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Longreads
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Blockchain for agri-food: on the road to scale-up
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Sustainability commitments: Similarities and Differences between Retailers and Brand manufacturers
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Is something up with soil?
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A climate smart business in 5 steps
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10 ways to improve food choice interventions in real-life settings
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Data governance
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Fishing is making choices, every day anew
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Better farming in South Korea
Blogs
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Strong need to improve cocoa governance
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How to support the poorest farmers in commodity value chains
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Reverse thinking for finding Food Systems solutions
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2019, a bizarre year for pig producers
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Phishing waste for the next generation
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How to ensure coffee, cocoa, cotton and tea farmers to earn a living income?
