From Guatemalan Potato Moths to Thailand's Struggling Rice Crops – Weekly Link Round-Up - American Jewish World Service

Helpful potato moths benefit Guatemalan farmers [Change.org]
In Niger, children struggle to reach feeding programs [IRIN]
In the aftermath of the tropical storm, Guatemala’s food crisis worsens [AlertNet]
Urban farms aren’t just for yuppies [Civil Eats]
Doctors Without Borders launches “Starved for Attention” – a global multimedia campaign on childhood malnutrition [Doctors Without Borders]
Drought threatens Thailand’s rice crop [Bloomberg Businessweek]
Know how to fix food insecurity in rural Africa? Enter the Peace Corps essay contest [World Policy Institute]

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