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These shocks tend to reveal what was already there. The question is what we do with that visibility. What are you seeing in your supply chains right now?

Addressing this isn’t about removing inputs overnight. It’s about balance. Working with farmers and supply chains to: → reduce dependency where possible → rebuild underlying system health → keep production viable

🧵This week, #fertiliser producers in #Malaysia halted new orders as prices surged due to geopolitical tensions. For many producers, fertiliser isn’t optional. It can represent up to ~60% of production costs. Most of the time, that dependency is invisible.Until it becomes a risk.

Ever wondered what supply chain work actually looks like? Often it looks like this, walking the fields. Talking with farmers, learning from the landscape. #FeetInTheField

Ever wondered what supply chain work actually looks like? Often it looks like this, walking the fields. Talking with farmers, learning from the landscape. #FeetInTheField

Ever wondered what supply chain work actually looks like? Often it looks like this, walking the fields. Talking with farmers, learning from the landscape. #Feetinthefield

Did you know biodiversity underpins our food security and nutrition? Discover 5️⃣ reasons why it’s vital for agrifood systems, and why protecting it matters 🌱 @FAO helps countries integrate #biodiversity into agriculture. Learn more ⤵️ bit.ly/4htHzP9

In Sabah, Malaysia, a group of women started a handicraft collective. What began as a way to share skills now helps diversify income for families living in palm landscapes. Resilience in supply chains often grows like this. #InternationalWomensDay

Protecting forests often starts with empowering the people who live there. In East Kalimantan, communities are gaining rights to manage forest land while strengthening livelihoods through social forestry. Earthworm Foundation + Apical: earthworm.org/news-stories/a…

In the Brazilian Amazon, cocoa can grow alongside the forest through agroforestry. Many of the farmers helping lead this transition are women. Healthy farms and healthy forests grow together. 🌳🍫 #InternationalWomensDay

Across agricultural supply chains, women are farmers, entrepreneurs and community organisers. In cocoa villages in Côte d’Ivoire, many women lead village savings groups that help families access credit & manage financial risk. youtu.be/aZfyrsJKhrc #InternationalWomensDay

Sometimes one small moment in nature says more about the world than all the headlines.

We were in Paris last week @salondelagriculture. Conversations about soil, trees, water and the big questions shaping the future of food. Grateful to share the stage. Even more grateful to listen to the farmers, partners and innovators driving change. instagram.com/reel/DVbXzryk2…

#WEBINAR: Deforestation-free commitments have matured. Monitoring is stronger. Traceability is expanding. Regulation is tightening. The harder question now. Can trade, finance and policy align fast enough to keep forests standing? Full discussion here: youtube.com/watch?v=nZ0xNw…

In Hauts-de-France, 175 farmers are working through a transition via the RE’COL’TE coalition, bringing companies and cooperatives into the field.