New Agriculturalist (2013-2)

The latest edition of New Agriculturist (2013-2) is now online at www.new-ag.info. How to feed 9 billion by 2050 is a complex question. Yet the staggering fact that women farmers, who produce the majority of the world's food, own less than two per cent of the world's land and receive only ten per cent of agricultural credit does at least suggest a good place to look for answers. In this edition, we present experiences and insights from a range of initiatives that are working to achieve sustainable improvements in the lives of smallholder women, their families and communities.

Latest notification of the online magazine, New Agriculturist

The latest edition of New Agriculturist (2012-1) is now online at www.new-ag.info. Keeping track of our changing environment and humanity's impact and dependence on natural cycles is a key theme of this edition. A new year also heralds new beginnings as New Agriculturist launches two new sections, supported by the Global Forum on Agricultural Research (GFAR).

Latest notification of the online magazine, New Agriculturist

The latest edition of New Agriculturist (2011-3) is now online at www.new-ag.info. Change is unsettling, but growing pressure from population increase, fresh water depletion and high food prices means that business as usual is not a sustainable option. But there is cause for optimism in the development of rural entrepreneurship taking place around the developing world - a key focus in this edition of New Agriculturist.