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Newsletter 01.2023
- Rabbits – traditional livestock animals in mini format
- Eat and be eaten – a conservation project of the Zoo Landau, Germany
- Empowering Livestock-Keepers in Korab-Koritnik Area, Albania
- Foundation ProSpecieRara – 40 years for diversity
- Establishment of SAVE | DENMARK
- Diversity in the microcosm – The seed microbiome
- The new Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) of the European Union
- News in brief: SAVE Foundation Project Office – Successor takes over
Newsletter 04.2022
- Hazelnuts – not only during Christmastime
- The genomic history of the domestic donkey
- The Balkan Seed Network
- Cattle Breeding in Eastern Europe Situation and Practices
- Star Trek in Potato Production
- New European Reference Center for Endangered Animal Breeds
- «Let’s Liberate Diversity!» 11. Forum Budapest 27.-29. October 2022
- From chicken to horse: German Zoo association supports the conservation of endangered farm animal breeds
- One mother, two fathers?
- Manual Pig Production
- More fuel for the food/feed debate
- Readers‘ Opinion on Solar Grazing
- Onion divination for the next growing season
Newsletter 03.2022
- The Potato – A World Changing Crop
- Diversity in New Forest
- Wheat, War and History
- Rural Europe Takes Action
- Obituary for Laurent Avon
- SAVE annual Meeting 2022 in Germany
- DAGENE
- Possibility to identify a “Mono-Breed” Product?
- Atlas on Domestic Animals of Romania
- Wildcheck
- Tax on burping Livestock
Newsletter 01.2022
- Ark Warder –an extraordinary landscape park
- Achievements and Challenges of On-farm Conservation in the VERN Grain Network
- The Key Role of the Crop Wild Relatives
- Are seed regulations unconstitutional?
- News from the Girgentana Goat
- Wild Olives: Conservation and Use
- SUPERB – Forest renewal and adaptation in Europe
- ProSpecieRara: Animal Expo October 8 & 9, 2022
- 22. Peliti Seed Festival 2022 & 4. Olympic Seed Festival
- GIAHS Sites in Europe
- Eating to Extinction
- Apple Scoop
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