have you seen over the news lately from
international broadcasters for people in
the Diaspora the word Africa conjures up
images of hunger famine and malnutrition
what do all these have in common
can you guess well it’s food the World
Bank estimates that the global food and
agricultural sector is worth five
trillion dollars which makes food a
commanding commodity in terms of
consumption and trade
so I’m asking who wakes up in the
morning and doesn’t think about food let
me ask again who woke up this morning
and didn’t think about food or haven’t
eaten I’m Johanna belly and the
community affairs an evaluation of
visits about your eyes developments
company the largest localized produce
and sell you’ll my talk today is about
creating pathways for prosperity to
agriculture in Syria well the food we
consume comes from land this is a word
that leads to a land but it isn’t just
any land put some respect on it
it’s what people who seek opportunities
optimist and copy a traitor’s called
true wealth there’s nothing as valuable
as it’s everything we possess its and
where comes from it’s it’s God’s
greatest gift to us and we’ve continued
to leverage and harness its to provide
the resources that we need data in
central or our survival but this
particular land is in bonds the
districts and covers three chiefdoms
boom job echo and map it has a Ravana in
ecology and as for major rivers for
major bodies of water surrounding needs
and it flow within its when any season
commences they’re a giver Sarah the
giver want a lick TB and griddler
Atlantic Ocean it is fifty two thousand
hectares of true beauty which when
converted to acreage is a hundred and
twenty thousand hundred ninety two acres
if you’ve ever wondered what’s huge
gigantic massive and grand means and
that’s its forget consults in your
dictionary the size of the Chaka Stevens
stadiums is 0.66 square meters which is
about 160 acres
it means you can feed 788 plus a cursive
instagrams in Atlanta it’s a pristine
land ideal for large scale conservation
with all the elements necessary for
production that skill I was all slop the
very first day I’d walk through that
land and it sucked so over three years
ago it was harvest feared and the mood
was joyous and ecstatic as the harvest
had been good
the women were dancing and we knew in
the rice the men were threshing the rice
and the kids were tainted then harvested
guys bad news in bushels there was
enough food a condo as the quality in
their local Palin’s making the grounds
and cigarettes making the rounds also at
about 640 we left the firm to come back
to our essence on my way I was blown
away and inspired by what had seen the
cold wind winds blowing the the coal
wind is blowing and the beautiful
sunsets they’re not either
as I lay on my bed at nights I thought
about the states and condition of things
in a currency and how we can have the
stretch of arable land and there people
still going to bed hungry and the cost
of a 50 kilogram guys back then was
180,000 loons with 70% of our population
living below the poverty line we are the
fourteenth most poorest nation in the
world and with a minimum wage of just
500,000 euros which is about $60 barely
enough to live in for a month to add
insult to injury it’s Harry Potter Harry
will carry a sitter that’s worth spent a
whuppin hundred and sixty million
dollars to import rice how was a
developing nation can we continue to
spend such staggering amounts to imports
the primary commodity a food crop that
we consume with such land available
lining waste
if just 30 percent of the other guys
impossible where are two public-private
partnerships or government supports to
smallholder farmers will have started an
i cultural revolution got us on the
saddle to be got us on the saddle on the
path to being food secure it didn’t make
sense depending on other countries are
such an important staple food as guys
makes the country vulnerable to food
insecurity with the young women and
elderly most likely to be affected but
during nineteen eighties the land at
tama boom and the surrounding areas was
well developed in terms of
infrastructure and economic activity it
was supported by the tama boom guys
development authority acts of seventeen
seven 1979 which was for the development
and management of trauma boom area to
provide and implement schemes for
production and processing of rice it was
managed by dodge a cultural company
headed by mr. pizza bolts
it was booming then came the war the
infrastructure production and everything
declined well rather than settled on
gloom and doom and why things haven’t
worked a got me interested and I
wondered what I could do to help the
Irish change
I have a law degree but I work on a farm
stage isn’t it my passion fire culture
stems for my dad yet spent months
researching and conducting feasibility
studies about viable crops to plants the
byproducts and uses and the social
impacts of Agriculture as a whole he
concluded by writes in a reports which
titled
the sustainable integrated and inclusive
rural agricultural projects sealed up as
an indeed
is that beanies is lives deep and his
contribution to nation-building but died
before he had a chance to implement his
team but his ideas and work lives on
through me I envision a future where a
country is food secured in rice and
confited citizen II two times over and
with enough to spare and exports to
other nations in it ofits we are the
bottom of nearly every Development Index
in the world nineteen percent of
children under five years equivocally
undernourished but its keep a sense of
our population is food insecure the 2017
global hunger reports put saline as a
third holiest country in the world
after Chad and Central African Republic
the despite sin income level income
level between people living there the
provinces and also even here is wide and
al-ameen the starts for a culture in
passive to an eye-catching also as many
countries in the world basic illogical
limits of industrial agriculture say I
Lyon has a landmass which is about seven
two thousand seventy two thousand three
hundred square kilometers of which only
12.5% is under cultivation at any point
in time it has been the mainstay of our
economy for for a very long period of
time it accounts for over 40 percent of
our GDP and it is the largest employer
accounting for over 67 percent of our
labor force but these figures only look
good only pots and Pisan sessions and
went pitch to investors they don’t tell
us the story of our inept we are at
filling ourselves and how we fail to
leverage the available resources at our
disposal it doesn’t tell us how several
he lets head projects a perfectly
hitting but poorly implemented a week
local content policy and how a fleet
sorry for ice importance puts pressures
on our local producers and leave them
without markets often at times salads
prices there’s a lot markets competitive
and how a significant proportion of a
population has a growing distrust for
all things made in Syria and above all
the manifestos of nearly every political
party expressly states and vows to
achieve food security or
self-sufficiency but we are still angry
it’s a political gimmick real or
feasible ambition we also have a slump
in our crisis during the Ebola epidemic
greatly affected I economy and we’re
still on a recovery path
this calls for diversification of our
economy and nots to hinge on growth and
progress on just one sector
as a global level what has been done the
United Nations released the sustainable
development goals for implementation in
2016 and its targets are to be achieved
by 2013 the second goal is to end hunger
achieve food security and improve
nutrition and promote sustainable
agriculture completely efforts to combat
some advanced but not significantly but
a few people and institutions have made
some strides and done and have done some
incredible work to achieve this
our company has observed the most large
tracts of suitable land and now in a
traditionally owned a costly to purchase
married in controversy or unavailable on
suitable for commercial developments
there is a lack of women and youth
empowerment in the sector a Hyatts of
poverty among small holder farmers and
very few financial institutions that are
willing to support farmers and
agribusinesses app or extension service
delivery and unstable and inconsistent
local input supplies markets are some of
the problems were hoping to solve we did
our calculations and figure out as a
calendar year as a 365 days if it’s a
leap here it becomes 366 days
so assuming a cup of so assuming an
individual consumes a cup of day he’ll
have to eat Sione and sixty six cups a
year to be well-fed the standard
measurements in a cup for 50 kg bag is
175 cups and a ton of guys as a hundred
that means the per capita consumption
for one individual Estonia 960 17.5 cops
our population is at 7 million to feed
this many people
for here copy day will need 735 million
kilograms of guys which is about seven
hundred thirty five thousand tons or two
billion 572 two million five hundred
thousand cops too many figures and such
a staggering amounts it seems like a
Herculean task and almost impossible to
achieve more so in the average a big
production for smallholder farmer is
between one to two point five hectares
and it will take massive land labour his
sources and commitments from everyone to
achieve this if the land otama boom is
fully cultivated it has the production
capacity and potential to put to provide
45 million kilograms of rice which is
about 45 tons we’ve given this figures
life and made a vision board realistic
and achievable and committed ourselves
to produce in and feeding our people one
at a time till we achieve a goal of
feeding all seven million people filling
saline has been made easier
we work in bonds which is the most
sparsely populated district in the
country with just over 200,000 people
and is also the most underdeveloped and
poorest district in Syria but it has
enormous potential for agriculture
tourism oil exploration and so much more
this is where we work and we work with
the poor women landless and marginal or
subsistence farmers in teton villages in
these three chiefdoms we use an outdoor
a new class model scheme where we
outsource sixty-five percent of our
production to Al Gore’s and 35 percent
is done by us we cultivate almost 2,000
excess
and I walk benefits over 500 famine
families and it directly benefits over
2,500 people living in these shift dumps
and villages we are its we provide this
small holder farmers with inputs and
seeds and a credits basis we introduce
them to new technologies and mechanized
agriculture and land them new and
improved agronomic farming practices
provide better access to markets by
specifying purchase passes in advance
and guaranteeing purchase of reproduce
by doing this we help them get higher
incomes and provide them other
opportunities and post-harvest in
facilities of value addition so they are
produce the advice and supports we
provide as greatly improved quality and
yield
some heroes wear capes others wear hats
wellington boots and terra clothes but
these people are the frontline champion
in the cause of our common things that
seem insurmountable detroyed in mud on
the adverse weather conditions just so
you can wake up tomorrow and every other
day and have enough to eat and spare the
question now is what is being done or
can’t be done to reduce hunger and
poverty in our country how can we
translate these figures and knowledge
from B abstracts and develop them into
feasible scalable and sustainable models
to help combat hunger and food
insecurity these are my suggestions on
ways we can increase agricultural
productivity and growth and it’s not a
comprehensive list firstly contracts for
minerals go our schemes are proven to be
an appropriate development model to
achieve food security and alleviates
poverty in rural communities as land is
readily available and easy to scale his
sauces and production cost becomes
cheaper as economies of scale is
achieved small holder farmers accounts
for more than 80% of a nationalized
production
my lights in how small-scale agriculture
should be considered as a national
competitive farming farming model in its
own rights and why we should recognize
its potential to become a pathway to
sustainable development and prosperity
out grow our scheme is a case study to
show that it’s a replicable model that
should become policy and adopted
nationwide the impacts of small-scale
farmers and so the nation will be in
mence
secondly much truck has been made of
rural urban migration over the years we
have an overwhelmingly young hardworking
and unemployed population migrating from
rural to urban areas live in arable land
lining waste of the currents migration
hits more African we live in cities and
rural areas in the next 30 years with
the decrease in interest from young
people and low investment from both the
business community and governments the
current speeds of mass migration will
hand are also enabled to produce the
amounts of food needed to feed a large
and fast-growing population we have to
make agriculture seem appealing to the
young and it is it is over the times
viewed as an icky
primitive and laborious profession where
financial security seems elusive I have
a fierce and unwavering belief in its
potential and the power of wills to
drive macroscale sustainable growth
agribusiness is a huge job creator and
one of the most effective ways to create
jobs and empower thousands and millions
of people the value chain in
agribusiness industry from food
production processing and markets in
provide huge opportunities for
employments investment and an opinion
ship
so if you’re looking to start a business
or invest in an industry that makes a
significant social impact provide jobs
and create sustainable wealth every
business is surely the way to go study
in agreements with commitments made when
a new partnership for Africa
developments a Greek initiative the
comprehensive Africa agricultural
development program known as ked up was
signed by African head of states this
initiative aims to end hunger and food
insecurity by 2025 we must commits and
annually allocate a minimum of 10
percent of our national budgets to
agriculture we have to make better use
of information technology information
technology can support better crop
fertilizer and pesticide selection
it also improves land and water
management’s provides access to weather
information and connects farmers to
sources of finance and credits simply
giving farmers information about crop
prices and different markets will
increase their bargaining power we also
have to improve market access and more
especially improve water infrastructures
such as wood or screw shell to ease in
productivity we have to reform land
ownership with productivity and
inclusiveness in mind
land reform clearly defined property
rights and short security of land tenure
and enable land to be used as a
collateral
we’ll be necessary if we are to realize
potential productivity gains from a
legal perspective appropriate
legislation legislation should be
adopted to ensure the farmers rights are
protected and can be enforced to save
the farmers from the clutches of
moneylenders adequate credit facilities
should be made available at reasonable
rates in rural areas the community banks
and Financial Services Association
should be strengthened to provide loans
to the cultivators and they should be
made aware of the presence and benefits
of these institutions in their
communities we have to support
initiatives like the farmers markets by
locally post produced and processed rice
by local varieties rather than imported
varieties most importantly we need
political goodwill good governance good
policies and strategies of the food and
agricultural sector to make our
collective dream manifest often I get
asked what’s cool about agriculture
there’s a lot to like been exposed to
nature alternated office and outdoors
reaping the food she’s labeled to plants
it’s never gets boring and you never
stop learning and being surrounded by
the locals the simple way of life and
warm hats a gaseous live in life to the
fullest with so little is something
what’s emulating as youth where we are a
generation at the cusp or intersection
of macro scale growth and change we are
generating new ideas leveraging the
power of the web and technology we can
adopt sustainable business models to
create a fresh new and exciting negative
for the land that we love I challenge
you and everyone to choose and support
agriculture through collaborations we
can prefer solutions and launch
promising new ideas on how we will feed
and nourish a growing population inspire
people and develop our nation it’s been
a pleasure sharing this with you thank you very much
international broadcasters for people in
the Diaspora the word Africa conjures up
images of hunger famine and malnutrition
what do all these have in common
can you guess well it’s food the World
Bank estimates that the global food and
agricultural sector is worth five
trillion dollars which makes food a
commanding commodity in terms of
consumption and trade
so I’m asking who wakes up in the
morning and doesn’t think about food let
me ask again who woke up this morning
and didn’t think about food or haven’t
eaten I’m Johanna belly and the
community affairs an evaluation of
visits about your eyes developments
company the largest localized produce
and sell you’ll my talk today is about
creating pathways for prosperity to
agriculture in Syria well the food we
consume comes from land this is a word
that leads to a land but it isn’t just
any land put some respect on it
it’s what people who seek opportunities
optimist and copy a traitor’s called
true wealth there’s nothing as valuable
as it’s everything we possess its and
where comes from it’s it’s God’s
greatest gift to us and we’ve continued
to leverage and harness its to provide
the resources that we need data in
central or our survival but this
particular land is in bonds the
districts and covers three chiefdoms
boom job echo and map it has a Ravana in
ecology and as for major rivers for
major bodies of water surrounding needs
and it flow within its when any season
commences they’re a giver Sarah the
giver want a lick TB and griddler
Atlantic Ocean it is fifty two thousand
hectares of true beauty which when
converted to acreage is a hundred and
twenty thousand hundred ninety two acres
if you’ve ever wondered what’s huge
gigantic massive and grand means and
that’s its forget consults in your
dictionary the size of the Chaka Stevens
stadiums is 0.66 square meters which is
about 160 acres
it means you can feed 788 plus a cursive
instagrams in Atlanta it’s a pristine
land ideal for large scale conservation
with all the elements necessary for
production that skill I was all slop the
very first day I’d walk through that
land and it sucked so over three years
ago it was harvest feared and the mood
was joyous and ecstatic as the harvest
had been good
the women were dancing and we knew in
the rice the men were threshing the rice
and the kids were tainted then harvested
guys bad news in bushels there was
enough food a condo as the quality in
their local Palin’s making the grounds
and cigarettes making the rounds also at
about 640 we left the firm to come back
to our essence on my way I was blown
away and inspired by what had seen the
cold wind winds blowing the the coal
wind is blowing and the beautiful
sunsets they’re not either
as I lay on my bed at nights I thought
about the states and condition of things
in a currency and how we can have the
stretch of arable land and there people
still going to bed hungry and the cost
of a 50 kilogram guys back then was
180,000 loons with 70% of our population
living below the poverty line we are the
fourteenth most poorest nation in the
world and with a minimum wage of just
500,000 euros which is about $60 barely
enough to live in for a month to add
insult to injury it’s Harry Potter Harry
will carry a sitter that’s worth spent a
whuppin hundred and sixty million
dollars to import rice how was a
developing nation can we continue to
spend such staggering amounts to imports
the primary commodity a food crop that
we consume with such land available
lining waste
if just 30 percent of the other guys
impossible where are two public-private
partnerships or government supports to
smallholder farmers will have started an
i cultural revolution got us on the
saddle to be got us on the saddle on the
path to being food secure it didn’t make
sense depending on other countries are
such an important staple food as guys
makes the country vulnerable to food
insecurity with the young women and
elderly most likely to be affected but
during nineteen eighties the land at
tama boom and the surrounding areas was
well developed in terms of
infrastructure and economic activity it
was supported by the tama boom guys
development authority acts of seventeen
seven 1979 which was for the development
and management of trauma boom area to
provide and implement schemes for
production and processing of rice it was
managed by dodge a cultural company
headed by mr. pizza bolts
it was booming then came the war the
infrastructure production and everything
declined well rather than settled on
gloom and doom and why things haven’t
worked a got me interested and I
wondered what I could do to help the
Irish change
I have a law degree but I work on a farm
stage isn’t it my passion fire culture
stems for my dad yet spent months
researching and conducting feasibility
studies about viable crops to plants the
byproducts and uses and the social
impacts of Agriculture as a whole he
concluded by writes in a reports which
titled
the sustainable integrated and inclusive
rural agricultural projects sealed up as
an indeed
is that beanies is lives deep and his
contribution to nation-building but died
before he had a chance to implement his
team but his ideas and work lives on
through me I envision a future where a
country is food secured in rice and
confited citizen II two times over and
with enough to spare and exports to
other nations in it ofits we are the
bottom of nearly every Development Index
in the world nineteen percent of
children under five years equivocally
undernourished but its keep a sense of
our population is food insecure the 2017
global hunger reports put saline as a
third holiest country in the world
after Chad and Central African Republic
the despite sin income level income
level between people living there the
provinces and also even here is wide and
al-ameen the starts for a culture in
passive to an eye-catching also as many
countries in the world basic illogical
limits of industrial agriculture say I
Lyon has a landmass which is about seven
two thousand seventy two thousand three
hundred square kilometers of which only
12.5% is under cultivation at any point
in time it has been the mainstay of our
economy for for a very long period of
time it accounts for over 40 percent of
our GDP and it is the largest employer
accounting for over 67 percent of our
labor force but these figures only look
good only pots and Pisan sessions and
went pitch to investors they don’t tell
us the story of our inept we are at
filling ourselves and how we fail to
leverage the available resources at our
disposal it doesn’t tell us how several
he lets head projects a perfectly
hitting but poorly implemented a week
local content policy and how a fleet
sorry for ice importance puts pressures
on our local producers and leave them
without markets often at times salads
prices there’s a lot markets competitive
and how a significant proportion of a
population has a growing distrust for
all things made in Syria and above all
the manifestos of nearly every political
party expressly states and vows to
achieve food security or
self-sufficiency but we are still angry
it’s a political gimmick real or
feasible ambition we also have a slump
in our crisis during the Ebola epidemic
greatly affected I economy and we’re
still on a recovery path
this calls for diversification of our
economy and nots to hinge on growth and
progress on just one sector
as a global level what has been done the
United Nations released the sustainable
development goals for implementation in
2016 and its targets are to be achieved
by 2013 the second goal is to end hunger
achieve food security and improve
nutrition and promote sustainable
agriculture completely efforts to combat
some advanced but not significantly but
a few people and institutions have made
some strides and done and have done some
incredible work to achieve this
our company has observed the most large
tracts of suitable land and now in a
traditionally owned a costly to purchase
married in controversy or unavailable on
suitable for commercial developments
there is a lack of women and youth
empowerment in the sector a Hyatts of
poverty among small holder farmers and
very few financial institutions that are
willing to support farmers and
agribusinesses app or extension service
delivery and unstable and inconsistent
local input supplies markets are some of
the problems were hoping to solve we did
our calculations and figure out as a
calendar year as a 365 days if it’s a
leap here it becomes 366 days
so assuming a cup of so assuming an
individual consumes a cup of day he’ll
have to eat Sione and sixty six cups a
year to be well-fed the standard
measurements in a cup for 50 kg bag is
175 cups and a ton of guys as a hundred
that means the per capita consumption
for one individual Estonia 960 17.5 cops
our population is at 7 million to feed
this many people
for here copy day will need 735 million
kilograms of guys which is about seven
hundred thirty five thousand tons or two
billion 572 two million five hundred
thousand cops too many figures and such
a staggering amounts it seems like a
Herculean task and almost impossible to
achieve more so in the average a big
production for smallholder farmer is
between one to two point five hectares
and it will take massive land labour his
sources and commitments from everyone to
achieve this if the land otama boom is
fully cultivated it has the production
capacity and potential to put to provide
45 million kilograms of rice which is
about 45 tons we’ve given this figures
life and made a vision board realistic
and achievable and committed ourselves
to produce in and feeding our people one
at a time till we achieve a goal of
feeding all seven million people filling
saline has been made easier
we work in bonds which is the most
sparsely populated district in the
country with just over 200,000 people
and is also the most underdeveloped and
poorest district in Syria but it has
enormous potential for agriculture
tourism oil exploration and so much more
this is where we work and we work with
the poor women landless and marginal or
subsistence farmers in teton villages in
these three chiefdoms we use an outdoor
a new class model scheme where we
outsource sixty-five percent of our
production to Al Gore’s and 35 percent
is done by us we cultivate almost 2,000
excess
and I walk benefits over 500 famine
families and it directly benefits over
2,500 people living in these shift dumps
and villages we are its we provide this
small holder farmers with inputs and
seeds and a credits basis we introduce
them to new technologies and mechanized
agriculture and land them new and
improved agronomic farming practices
provide better access to markets by
specifying purchase passes in advance
and guaranteeing purchase of reproduce
by doing this we help them get higher
incomes and provide them other
opportunities and post-harvest in
facilities of value addition so they are
produce the advice and supports we
provide as greatly improved quality and
yield
some heroes wear capes others wear hats
wellington boots and terra clothes but
these people are the frontline champion
in the cause of our common things that
seem insurmountable detroyed in mud on
the adverse weather conditions just so
you can wake up tomorrow and every other
day and have enough to eat and spare the
question now is what is being done or
can’t be done to reduce hunger and
poverty in our country how can we
translate these figures and knowledge
from B abstracts and develop them into
feasible scalable and sustainable models
to help combat hunger and food
insecurity these are my suggestions on
ways we can increase agricultural
productivity and growth and it’s not a
comprehensive list firstly contracts for
minerals go our schemes are proven to be
an appropriate development model to
achieve food security and alleviates
poverty in rural communities as land is
readily available and easy to scale his
sauces and production cost becomes
cheaper as economies of scale is
achieved small holder farmers accounts
for more than 80% of a nationalized
production
my lights in how small-scale agriculture
should be considered as a national
competitive farming farming model in its
own rights and why we should recognize
its potential to become a pathway to
sustainable development and prosperity
out grow our scheme is a case study to
show that it’s a replicable model that
should become policy and adopted
nationwide the impacts of small-scale
farmers and so the nation will be in
mence
secondly much truck has been made of
rural urban migration over the years we
have an overwhelmingly young hardworking
and unemployed population migrating from
rural to urban areas live in arable land
lining waste of the currents migration
hits more African we live in cities and
rural areas in the next 30 years with
the decrease in interest from young
people and low investment from both the
business community and governments the
current speeds of mass migration will
hand are also enabled to produce the
amounts of food needed to feed a large
and fast-growing population we have to
make agriculture seem appealing to the
young and it is it is over the times
viewed as an icky
primitive and laborious profession where
financial security seems elusive I have
a fierce and unwavering belief in its
potential and the power of wills to
drive macroscale sustainable growth
agribusiness is a huge job creator and
one of the most effective ways to create
jobs and empower thousands and millions
of people the value chain in
agribusiness industry from food
production processing and markets in
provide huge opportunities for
employments investment and an opinion
ship
so if you’re looking to start a business
or invest in an industry that makes a
significant social impact provide jobs
and create sustainable wealth every
business is surely the way to go study
in agreements with commitments made when
a new partnership for Africa
developments a Greek initiative the
comprehensive Africa agricultural
development program known as ked up was
signed by African head of states this
initiative aims to end hunger and food
insecurity by 2025 we must commits and
annually allocate a minimum of 10
percent of our national budgets to
agriculture we have to make better use
of information technology information
technology can support better crop
fertilizer and pesticide selection
it also improves land and water
management’s provides access to weather
information and connects farmers to
sources of finance and credits simply
giving farmers information about crop
prices and different markets will
increase their bargaining power we also
have to improve market access and more
especially improve water infrastructures
such as wood or screw shell to ease in
productivity we have to reform land
ownership with productivity and
inclusiveness in mind
land reform clearly defined property
rights and short security of land tenure
and enable land to be used as a
collateral
we’ll be necessary if we are to realize
potential productivity gains from a
legal perspective appropriate
legislation legislation should be
adopted to ensure the farmers rights are
protected and can be enforced to save
the farmers from the clutches of
moneylenders adequate credit facilities
should be made available at reasonable
rates in rural areas the community banks
and Financial Services Association
should be strengthened to provide loans
to the cultivators and they should be
made aware of the presence and benefits
of these institutions in their
communities we have to support
initiatives like the farmers markets by
locally post produced and processed rice
by local varieties rather than imported
varieties most importantly we need
political goodwill good governance good
policies and strategies of the food and
agricultural sector to make our
collective dream manifest often I get
asked what’s cool about agriculture
there’s a lot to like been exposed to
nature alternated office and outdoors
reaping the food she’s labeled to plants
it’s never gets boring and you never
stop learning and being surrounded by
the locals the simple way of life and
warm hats a gaseous live in life to the
fullest with so little is something
what’s emulating as youth where we are a
generation at the cusp or intersection
of macro scale growth and change we are
generating new ideas leveraging the
power of the web and technology we can
adopt sustainable business models to
create a fresh new and exciting negative
for the land that we love I challenge
you and everyone to choose and support
agriculture through collaborations we
can prefer solutions and launch
promising new ideas on how we will feed
and nourish a growing population inspire
people and develop our nation it’s been
a pleasure sharing this with you thank you very much
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