Time for an agricultural revolution

Africa’s worsening food crisis
Mounting evidence of failure suggests it's time to try a different way of addressing Africa's food security woes, according to William G. Moseley, a DeWitt Wallace professor of geography, and the director of the Food, Agriculture and Society Programme at Macalester College in the US. He suggests agroecology or farming with nature as a better approach.
  • 1 Month Ago - 2024-12-11 00:00:00
William G. MoseleyRates of hunger in Africa are unacceptably high and getting worse.The UN State of Food Security and Nutrition in the World 2024 report reveals that food insecurit
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