Episode 20: The Forgotten Food Waste Crisis

In many parts of sub-Saharan Africa, farmers can expect to lose nearly half of their harvest before it even leaves the farm. M.J. talks to the World Food Programme's Brett Rierson about why — and how "tupperware for crops" could change the way the world's small-scale farmers do business.

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