TABLE works with food system stakeholders to explore the future of food. We focus on the ways in which scientific evidence and social values inform often conflicting visions and arguments for necessary change. Find out more
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- What is regenerative agriculture?
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- TABLE Summary series: Food Sovereignty
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- TABLE Summary series: Agroecology
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Building blocks - Family farms: A personal reflection
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- TABLE Explainer Summaries
Blog post - Where does protein get its power?
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- TABLE Summary Series: Ultra-Processed Foods
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TABLE events this autumn
We will be hosting a series of three online events in the run up to COP28. Topics include nitrogen, nature-based solutions and the nanny state.
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Shaping sustainable futures
Food policy at a crossroads; land sparing and land sharing; and towards ‘zero hunger’ were the subjects of talks at the opening of the academic year at one of TABLE’s partner universities, Wageningen University & Research.
How the humble bean can help the world
We recently had great fun working with BBC Ideas to create a short, animated video about beans.
Are beans the answer to everything?
- TABLE Summary Series: Agricultural Methane
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- What are food systems?
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- What is the land sparing-sharing continuum?
Building blocks - TABLE Summary Series: Ultra-Processed Foods
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- Soy: food, feed, and land use change
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Mapping protein meanings
This work explores the meanings that have been given to protein. Interested in creating your own map?
Brewing up a better food system
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