Climate Change and Crop Nutrition

Climate Stress Is Changing What’s in Our Food — Not Just How Much We Grow

Planting seasons are changing rapidly, but stakeholders seldom connect the dots between climate change and crop nutrition. The focus is more often on maintaining or improving the year-on-year yield of each cultivated hectare. So far, the harvest volume is good on paper; it somehow becomes acceptable to sweep the nutritional decline under the carpet.  In…

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Hydrocolloids at Home: The Science Behind Thickeners, Gels, and Foams

Hydrocolloids may be the key to the differences between a dish ordered at a restaurant and one made at home. Obviously, restaurants hire chefs, and these professionals are great at combining the right ingredients to achieve excellent culinary outcomes. So, the knowledge of texture engineering is one of the chief reasons restaurant-bought meals seem better…

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