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The Field Report in numbersWhat the farming and nutrition worlds talked about, week by week
The data behind each edition: what was heard, how it was ranked, how the themes moved, where the two conversations part, and how each quoted claim compares with the published evidence. Discourse, not adoption: these charts measure what was said, not what was done.
At a glance
- 57sources heardof 101 followed
- 597items extractedtopics and claims
- 328topics weighedten ranked
- 18quoted claims checkedagainst Pulse Brain
- 2 of 3last week’s predictionscored this week
Ten topics, scored out of 10
Each bar is one topic’s score, built from four parts. Hover or focus a segment for its value; the table view lists every number.
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Farming, nutrition, and the ground they share
Topics with more than one voice, by which side raised them. The lists name the topics one side discussed and the other did not.
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Which themes are growing
Voices per theme across the last eight weeks, this week in dark green. Below each, its share of the week’s talk against its share of the research catalogue.
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Quoted claims against the published evidence
Every quoted claim, set against the closest published studies in Pulse Brain and their evidence grade, from Tier 1 (strongest) to Tier 4.
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What we forecast, and what happened
Each edition saves the three themes we expect to lead the next week, then scores them once that week is complete.
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The words of the week
Terms that recur across the week’s topics and episode titles, counted by independent voice: rising against the weeks before, new this week, and fading.
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When a practice was linked to an outcome on air
Claims that named a farming or food practice and an outcome, with who said it. Reported speech, not findings.
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Every source heard this week
Alphabetical, by sector. A list, never a league table. Declared interests are named.
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Edition by edition
How the published editions compare. This view fills in as the series grows.
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