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Taiwan Indigenous farmer revives climate-resilient millet
Headline via The Japan Times · first report 15 Nov, 13:23 IST, latest 15 Nov, 19:10 IST
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First report15 Nov, 13:23 IST
Latest report15 Nov, 19:10 IST
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Over the past decade, Indigenous farmers in Taiwan have worked to revive a nearly forgotten crop: oil millet.
Indigenous farmer Banu Ismahasan walks through a golden field of tall stalks in southeastern Taiwan, harvesting by hand the grain heads of an ancient crop resistant to extreme weather.
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- The Japan Times Taiwan Indigenous farmer revives climate-resilient millet
- Phys.org Taiwan Indigenous farmer revives climate-resilient millet
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