Insights
Featured agricultural insights and education across all Priority Areas covered by the Foundation for Food & Agriculture Research.

We invite members of the food and agriculture community to share their Insights on food and agriculture. Thought leaders from across the food and agriculture community author these Insights, including experts, partners, grantees, funders and farmers. Insights provide an opportunity to share important views, perspectives, research and opinions about current food and agriculture topics.

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Building Tools for Plant Genome Editing

Portrait of Simon Sretenovic.

FFAR Fellow, Simon Sretenovic

University of Maryland, College Park

Archea, Microbial Superheroes?

Portrait of Jabeen Ahmad.

Jabeen Ahmad

FFAR Fellows

A Farmers’ Perspective on Farm Labor & Health

Anita & Thomas Roberson in their cut flower garden.

Anita & Thomas Roberson

Botanical Bites & Provisions, Fredericksburg, VA

Tackling Malnutrition with Biofortification

Portrait of Aicha Waziri.

Aichatou Djibo Waziri

Washington State University

The Map of Food: Why We Need a World Atlas of What We Eat

Nancy Brown

Wheat: already delicious and now nutritious

Portrait of Addy Carroll.

Addison Carroll

FFAR Fellow

ESMC’s EcoHarvest Market Program: Scaling Collective Climate Action in Agricultural Supply Chains

Portrait of Debbie Reed.

Debbie Reed

Washington, DC

Reducing water scarcity by improving water productivity in the United States

Portrait of Gambhir Lamsal.

Gambhir Lamsal

FFAR Fellow

Manure – Waste or Resource?

Portrait of Manny Sabbagh.

Manny Sabbagh

University of Minnesota

Diversifying the Future of Venture Capital

The first cohort of the HBCU Kirchner Fellows are Bryana Pittman, Kwame Jackson and Martin Adu-Boahene who co-wrote this Insights piece to share the value of this fellowship and its potential impact.