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Why smallholder farmers are key to both African and global food security
Smallholder agriculture is key to boosting African food output
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Global agriculture is at a crossroads. The planet is home to 8 billion people, a... See more Why smallholder farmers are key to both African and global food security
Smallholder agriculture is key to boosting African food output
Smallholder agriculture is key to boosting African food output (rights reserved)
Global agriculture is at a crossroads. The planet is home to 8 billion people, a total which the UN predicts will rise to 10 billion by 2050. At the same time global food insecurity is rising due to the unprecedented rate of soil degradation and the increased frequency and severity of climate shocks, the pandemic, and regional conflicts.
Smallholder agriculture is key to boosting African food output
Smallholder agriculture is key to boosting African food output (rights reserved)
Global agriculture is at a crossroads. The planet is home to 8 billion people, a... See more Why smallholder farmers are key to both African and global food security
Smallholder agriculture is key to boosting African food output
Smallholder agriculture is key to boosting African food output (rights reserved)
Global agriculture is at a crossroads. The planet is home to 8 billion people, a total which the UN predicts will rise to 10 billion by 2050. At the same time global food insecurity is rising due to the unprecedented rate of soil degradation and the increased frequency and severity of climate shocks, the pandemic, and regional conflicts.
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