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AgroecologyPosted onFebruary 17, 2023April 25, 2026

Can Melons Combat Desertification? An Ecology Postgrad’s Eight-Year Farming Journey Says Yes | Food Talk Vol. 16

This episode was recorded in the deserts of Alxa, Inner Mongolia, by Qihua, who oversees climate change and small-scale ecological farming research at Foodthink, alongside two guests. At the end of August 2022, the three sat beneath a large tree in an oasis within the Tengger Desert. You might catch…

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AgroecologyPosted onFebruary 16, 2023April 25, 2026

Step Outside: The Answer Lies on the Farm

In late 2021, I left Shanghai and the new media industry, where I had lived and worked for eight years, to embark on a gap year. I felt a freer force calling to me from deep within. I suppose it was a seed planted while reading The Omnivore’s Dilemma. Once,…

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Rural DevelopmentPosted onFebruary 13, 2023April 25, 2026

Art May Not Revitalise the Countryside, But Guangdong Aunties Will Revitalise Art

The Central Government’s Document No. 1, released today, continues its unwavering focus on rural revitalisation. With rural development having dominated the theme of Document No. 1 for twenty consecutive years, there is an inevitable pressure on the media, the public, and policymakers alike to inject some novelty and “find a…

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AgroecologyPosted onFebruary 10, 2023April 25, 2026

Is Farming in China Just as Full of Pitfalls as Clarkson’s Farm?|Food Talk Vol. 15

In 2021, the reality docuseries Clarkson’s Farm, chronicling an irascible old farmer’s attempts to run a working farm, scored a stellar 9.6 out of 10 on Douban. Season Two is set to premiere on 10 February this year. Why does wealthy, somewhat irascible old chap Jeremy Clarkson—who once hosted the…

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AgroecologyPosted onFebruary 6, 2023April 25, 2026

Tough Celery: Is Climate Change Really to Blame?

Foodthink Says How exactly is agriculture being shaped by climate change? Foodthink has already published a series of articles exploring this question. Today, we share insights from a grower working on the front lines. Zhao Fei graduated from the College of Agronomy at China Agricultural University before joining Pingren Farm,…

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AgroecologyPosted onFebruary 3, 2023April 25, 2026

Women Farmers Making Waves on the Western Sichuan Plain

Towards the end of 2021, while still working for an internet company in Shanghai, I came across a recruitment notice from Foodthink for their Ecological Agriculture Internship Programme. It was as though something had struck a chord within me. Once my application was accepted, I selected Yuanjian Farm in Meishan,…

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AgroecologyPosted onFebruary 1, 2023April 25, 2026

A Tiger’s Start, But No Snake’s Tail! | Foodthink’s 2022

For most people, 2022 was a real rollercoaster of highs and lows. Our colleagues at Foodthink shared the same sentiments. Our work plans shifted from the bold ambitions of 2021—aiming to tackle every challenge head-on—to a state of anxious uncertainty.

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PodcastsPosted onJanuary 20, 2023April 25, 2026

2023: Do We Actually Need a New Year’s Plan? | Food Talk Vol. 14

In 2022, Foodthink launched our podcast Food Talk, releasing 12 episodes throughout the year. Moving beyond our familiar written pieces and events, we could finally connect with friends across the country through the medium of sound. We were absolutely delighted to welcome over 1,400 subscribers to the platform, and we…

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Agri-food BusinessPosted onJanuary 19, 2023April 25, 2026

Twelve Years Back Home: The Spirit of the Land

Once pioneer species take root in an ecosystem, they gradually enhance its carrying capacity, paving the way for a growing number of other species to enter. The rise in biodiversity within the system is, at the same time, the process through which the pioneer species themselves are marginalised. —— Pioneer…

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Pandemics & Food SystemsPosted onJanuary 16, 2023April 25, 2026

Savouring winter

I. I. First Snow It was the eleventh lunar month. A light first snow dusted the town, accompanied by a sudden drop in temperature that caught even the weather forecasters off guard. We had only just emerged from a temporary lockdown a week earlier. Though local shops and courier services…

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