Biodiverse, 'keystone food spaces' can help meet UN's 'Zero Hunger' goal
Small farms and home gardens where landholders raise multiple species of culturally important crops can have a significant impact when it comes to meeting the United Nations’ goal to end global hunger and malnutrition, according to an international team of researchers.
Karl Zimmerer Rubys Miller Consultative Group On International Agricultural Research Penn State Agrobiodiversity Knowledge Framework Stef De Haan
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