VIDEO EXPLAINER: How the war in Ukraine is affecting wheat exports and food culture in Senegal

US Amb to UN: ‘We’re hopeful’ the Black Sea Grain Initiative can be revived

Ghana’s school kids go hungry after caterers quit amid soaring food prices

This Ghanaian chef quit his job to fight hunger in vulnerable African communities

‘Drought has severely impacted livestock keepers’ in Afghanistan, head of UN food agency says

6.2 million Burmese could go hungry by October. It’s the worst situation in ‘living memory,’ UN official says.

COVID sparks a new ‘right to food’ movement across the globe

Brazil’s small farmers tackle food insecurity, hunger amid the pandemic 

This start-up turns locust swarms in Kenya into animal feed

How Biden’s COVID-19 relief plans could help fight hunger

China’s ‘Operation Empty Plate’ targets food waste

US lost 11 million acres of farmland to development in past 2 decades

Discussion: How the coronavirus crisis is exacerbating food insecurities and global inequities

Pandemic exposes ‘major vulnerabilities’ in the American food system, says author Michael Pollan

Coronavirus — and locusts — threaten Kenya’s food security

How Africa risks reeling from a health crisis to a food crisis

Food supply logistics need a coronavirus ‘reset,’ says UN economist

Climate disruption is worsening global economic inequality

Why food insecurity is a global farmworker issue

‘Farming While Black’: Cultivating food- and racial-justice in upstate New York

World hunger is on the rise again, and climate change is a culprit

Ugandan research project hopes to make nutritious grasshoppers available year-round

Black churches, powerful cultural forces, set their sights on food security

Food insecurity rising in Argentina, sparking protest and food-emergency bill

Improving the ‘cold chain’ could help reduce global hunger and lessen the effects of climate change

Are GMOs really behind India’s farming success?

How India’s subsidized farms have created a water crisis

A shifting climate could mean trouble for one of Africa’s staple crops

Guaranteed lunch? China’s food ‘pipeline’

Leaked UN report shines spotlight on impacts of climate change on food supply

Intensive Lunch: Controversial rice growing technique offers hope for bigger yields

Experts say effects of U.S. drought likely to ripple across the globe

In Ethiopia, a Saudi company leases land to grow and export rice

With global population marching toward 7 billion, a problem: Where’s the food?

Somalia: What constitutes a famine

Lao rice farmers move from subsistence to cash crops

An environmentally sustainable economic model

The Tavis Smiley Show’s “Poverty in America” – Hunger

Outsourcing agriculture to poor countries

U.N. food plan

Hopeful lunch? When it comes to feeding the world, ‘nothing’ will save us

Vertical lunch: To increase food production, crowded Singapore looks up

Hunger in New York City

Why the US Drought May Be Felt Around the Globe

Saudi Company Leases Ethiopian Land for Rice Export

Global Population to Reach Seven Billion

What Makes This A Famine

What Constitues a Famine?

Poultry Promise

Globalization and Agriculture

Flood and famine in Niger

Mali helps Libya with leased farmland

Can genetically engineered crops help feed the world?

Corn in Africa

Financial crisis could harm those most in need

Food waste tied to food costs

Underdeveloped Countries and Outsourced Agriculture