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Dr Wayne Martindale, FIFST

Dr Wayne Martindale, FIFST

In 2016–17, this all started with a series of articles covering global food markets and innovation for The Conversation. It sparked a wave of over half a million readers and widespread syndication across major global media outlets such as CNN and Ouest France. So it all clearly resonated with avid readers out there. The catalyst in all this was my book which had just been published, Global Food Security and Supply (Wiley 2016) and it laid the foundation for everything that followed. I am not writing as much now as I was back then but do mentor researchers who write great things. This is often a case of crystallising their realisation that nothing is too complex if you are asking the right questions. After spinning out MPCR GreenEye, I'm still in the North, on holiday when I can, walking my dogs every day and getting the logs in for winter.

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  • Mapping agricultural carbon, cocoa crisis and risk- how we do it
  • AI, data access and carbon accounting for food systems
  • Securing Global Food Supply: the GFSS book from Dr. Martindale
  • The Role of Earth Observation in Food Supply Resilience
  • The future of food: A scientific outlook to 2045
  • Innovative Strategies for Food Industry 4.0 Success

Category: Global food security and supply

Agricultural Stress Data: Impacts on UK Supply

If it was a business I think it would be a dark web betting shop- the need to change current … More

agriculture, climate change, farming, food, food security, Industry, sustainability, sustainable-agriculture

Addressing the Core Drivers of Food Insecurity Today

More than a decade ago, after delivering the OECD conference Delivering Food Security with Supply Chain Led Innovations with the … More

agriculture, climate change, farming, food security, Innovation, market intelligence, sustainability, sustainable-agriculture

“The Green Revolution didn’t work” …….really?

The Green Revolution, though criticized for its flaws, successfully lifted over a billion people from hunger. Investments in agricultural yield improvements have significantly reduced greenhouse gas emissions, demonstrating the value of innovation. While modern agriculture contributes to emissions, it also avoids many. Continuous assessments are essential for guiding future advancements.

food security, Industry, Innovation, sustainability

Adapting to Food Import Climate Risks

The food import climate risks show why we need to adapt now to protect businesses and supply chains. Here’s the … More

climate change, food security, Industry

GreenEye innovation, using space to transform our food supply

The first outing for GreenEye from MPC Research. Exciting times here. With support from skilled ESA Technical Officers, the vast majority … More

food security, Innovation

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