Your next drink could cost a whole lot more. The Trump administration announced unilateral tariffs on imports from almost every country and additional taxes on those from about 60. Matt Cortina, NorthJersey.com Published April 7, 2025 topher Barnes runs a small wine shop, Grape Collective, in Montclair. He also runs a small online magazine of the […]
Original Story: March 31, 2025 by Office of Public Outreach and Communication Rutgers scientists Dena Seidel (second from left), Ramu Govindasamy (second from right) and James Simon (at right) are pictured with Governor Stevenson Joseph (third from right) and Pohnpei officials for the release of the Pohnpei State Food Security Policy in February 2025. The expansive Pacific […]
In “Food, Nutrition, and Health,” Yanhong Jin encourages students to develop studies and gather data. Some have had their work published. Author: Mike Lucas, mike.lucas@rutgers.edu Original Story: In This Class, the Professor Taps Undergrads to Conduct Research | Rutgers University Rutgers University-New Brunswick undergraduate students in Yanhong Jin’s elective class, “Food, Nutrition, and Health,” find […]
Innovative Agricultural Technologies and the Private Sector for a Hunger – Free World Date of Seminar: August 1, 2024 Location: New Delhi, India A conference was organized to honor DAFRE’s Dr. Carl Pray by Chandra Nuthalapati and Prabhu Pingali from Cornell University. It was a truly international conference with scholars representing most of the regions […]
Seeking ways to encourage college students to make healthy food choices.
On January 18, 2023, Dr. James Simon and Dr. Ramu Govindasamy presented their preliminary results of Pohnpei and Yap households surveys to the Project Steering Committee. The presentation tallied up the current situation of food security in Yap and Pohnpei, which is crucial to identify the starting point of the project and to set benchmarks […]
As part of our deep and enduring partnership, the U.S. Embassy Kolonia welcomed scientists from Rutgers University who are currently conducting a baseline assessment in support of Green Climate Fund-resilient food security for farming households across the FSM. The United States has contributed one billion dollars to date to the Green Climate Fund.
Most Americans are probably aware of the conflict between wildlife conservation and cattle or sheep ranching near places like Yellowstone National Park. In order to protect wolves or grizzlies within the park, livestock on nearby ranches are occasionally sacrificed to them. The images we see are grisly. When the commodity is a crop, however, and […]
When graduate students enter our class on International Agricultural Development in the fall, they have no idea of the enormous role that their two instructors play in U.S. policy making around this subject. Rutgers Distinguished Professor Carl Pray and Associate Research Professor Anwar Naseem, both of DAFRE, are responsible for evaluating the global food security […]
