Agricultural Geography
Agricultural geography is a branch of human geography that studies the spatial relationships that exist between humans and agriculture.
Storing Carbon in the Soil Through Regenerative Farming
Elizabeth Borneman
In partnership with scientists and researchers, farmers are coming up with different ways to keep soil from degrading and releasing more CO2 into the air.
Why Development Aid Projects Must First Factor Local Culture
Devon Reeser
Why do some multi-million dollar aid projects fail? The aid itself is not generally the problem, but the lack of local, geographic specific cultural analysis in planning and implementation is most often to blame.