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Star Trek or Mad Max future for Agriculture? Will a child born today be able to live in his/her country 50 years later, or will the climate crisis have hit countries to such an extent that it will have caused massive changes in society and global upheavals that we see in science fiction films? Her /His future will be a…

2021- in- review & beginning -of- 2022 We come and go to life alone… This has been a year with its high highs and low lows, it’s been a strange disorienting but also creative experience for me, a real discovery! It is well known that building a personal attitude not only to surviving but thriving over very challenging times has…

Leadership through the years of modern agriculture Going after a pandemic year with travel restricted, mass gatherings banned, social distancing required, and supply chains interrupted, there is no longer business as usual in agricultural sector. The opposite, we’ve accelerated about five years ahead in our timeline and past experience must be no longer overrated if we want to successfully confront…

Does Covid-19 give a lesson to Agriculture of tomorrow’s thinking? Food, Energy and Water: This is what the United Nations refers to as the “nexus” of Sustainable Development. Efforts to meet the world’s growing nutritional needs can occur -and this is the standard in many cases — in harmony with nature, the rural world and public health. Uncontrolled growth must…

#4 HOW AGRICULTURE WILL HANDLE ENDEMIC CHALLENGES? Our attitude must stand tall to help secure the long-term sustainability of any sector we operate because due to Covid-19 collateral implications there are potential downsides to the development of global food chains, this is not going to be a wriggles free passage. On the other hand the countless emergencies generated by the…

It is no secret that investment funds have the necessary resources and foresee the surplus values. These groups do not operate autonomously,

In the past decade, two main developments have brought Agro-Food management issues to the fore.

Changing structures, application behaviors, and the greater reliance of farmers on difficulties indeed pose a number of challenges