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AgroecologyPosted onNovember 19, 2024April 8, 2026

Another season of burning bans: what is the way forward for smallholders returning straw to the field?

Autumn harvest has arrived once more, and the question of whether straw should be burned has again become a focal point of public debate. In October, several areas in Hunan saw a rise in unregulated open-air straw burning, which worsened air pollution in some regions and led to the provincial…

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NutritionPosted onNovember 16, 2024April 8, 2026

If you cannot master a bowl of bean soup, how can you speak of nobility? | Grandma Kouzi

I. The Bean Soup of Ennoblement In a previous article, I mentioned wheat meal; this time, let’s talk about bean soup. These two humble staples carry a wealth of information; they require a tidy kitchen and a well-tended stove, and they demand our utmost attention. Yan Shigu of the Tang…

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Climate ChangePosted onNovember 12, 2024April 8, 2026

Facing climate change: where are rural communities heading, and what can NGOs do?

Sichuan Pepper Trees Climbing Higher Back in 2004, while conducting field research in a village in Mao County, Sichuan, a local told me: “The pepper trees are climbing the mountain.” He meant that while pepper trees once thrived best in the river valleys, that was no longer the case; they…

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Agri-food BusinessPosted onNovember 11, 2024April 8, 2026

While some reflect on ethical consumption, are we still just shopping?

Foodthink’s Take Double 11 is here once again. Have you joined the shopping spree this year? Paying for one’s conscience, or spending based on a set of moral principles and values, is a form of ‘ethical consumption’ that differs from traditional consumerism. It reflects the consumer’s desire to support values…

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Agri-food LaborPosted onNovember 7, 2024April 8, 2026

Three months of farming: My eco-farm dream hits pause

In mid-April, driven by a desire to learn how to run a farm, I arrived at the Letian Haiwan Farm in Shanghai. Before I knew it, my internship had come to an end after living and working here with my colleagues. Before I left, they asked if I still wanted…

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Agri-food TechnologyPosted onNovember 4, 2024April 8, 2026

As drones take over crop protection, is there still a place for smallholders?

As global warming intensifies, the Fall Armyworm has emerged as a new risk threatening global agricultural production. In the summer of 2019, during our fieldwork in Jixian (a pseudonym) on the North China Plain, the arrival of the Fall Armyworm put the entire county on a “wartime footing”. The Fall…

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AgroecologyPosted onNovember 1, 2024September 9, 2026

The finest Yunnan cuisine is no match for a Banna rainforest picnic

Sao Qie, a Jino guide in Xishuangbanna, leads a group through Jino Mountain to catch fish, eat wrapped dishes and share a Jino song, while ecotourism reshapes village life.

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Agri-food BusinessPosted onOctober 30, 2024April 8, 2026

What makes this Kunming eco-restaurant Lonely Planet worthy?

Not long after moving to Kunming, I found a restaurant that I felt I simply had to share with my friends: Tusheng Shiguan. Now in its fourteenth year, it has earned a modest reputation in the city. Tucked away in a creative park on a steep slope, the ingredients and…

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AgroecologyPosted onOctober 28, 2024April 8, 2026

Growing Wheat, Baking Biscuits: Five Young People’s Farm Internship Diaries | Food Talk Vol. 41

In this episode of “Food Talk”, we connect remotely with five interns participating in Foodthink’s “Lianhe Project” to hear about their daily lives on the farm. These young people, hailing from all walks of life, have travelled to Green Me Farm in Jingyang, Shaanxi, for their internships. Do you think…

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Alternative Food SystemsPosted onOctober 23, 2024April 8, 2026

I started a micro-bakery in the US for 2,000

Starting an organic sourdough bakery was not a whim. In order to provide my family with quality carbs, I spent several years learning how to make sourdough using a natural wild yeast starter. Over those years, I often gave loaves to friends or brought them along to potluck dinners, where…

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