Africa Biotechnology Stakeholders Forum
Seven billion is a lot of people to feed, but it is also the reality of our world population right now. According to the United Nations , with high birth rates continuing in many developing nations, we will need to feed more than 9 billion people by 2050. While food security becomes an increasing challenge, farmers have a shrinking amount of land on which they can plant and harvest crops.
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Africa Biotechnology Stakeholders Forum
Seven billion is a lot of people to feed, but it is also the reality of our world population right now. According to the United Nations , with high birth rates continuing in many developing nations, we will need to feed more than 9 billion people by 2050. While food security becomes an increasing challenge, farmers have a shrinking amount of land on which they can plant and harvest crops.
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Africa Biotechnology Stakeholders Forum
Seven billion is a lot of people to feed, but it is also the reality of our world population right now. According to the United Nations , with high birth rates continuing in many developing nations, we will need to feed more than 9 billion people by 2050. While food security becomes an increasing challenge, farmers have a shrinking amount of land on which they can plant and harvest crops.
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Africa Biotechnology Stakeholders Forum
Seven billion is a lot of people to feed, but it is also the reality of our world population right now. According to the United Nations , with high birth rates continuing in many developing nations, we will need to feed more than 9 billion people by 2050. While food security becomes an increasing challenge, farmers have a shrinking amount of land on which they can plant and harvest crops.
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Africa Biotechnology Stakeholders Forum
Seven billion is a lot of people to feed, but it is also the reality of our world population right now. According to the United Nations , with high birth rates continuing in many developing nations, we will need to feed more than 9 billion people by 2050. While food security becomes an increasing challenge, farmers have a shrinking amount of land on which they can plant and harvest crops.
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