Making Agricultural Policies Nutrition Enhancing
February 4, 2014
An important article on the importance of making agricultural policies nutrition-enhancing was published recently on The Guardian under a title Agriculture and Nutrition: you are what you saw. Policies that foster agricultural investments and increase food production are important to ending hunger, ensuring food security, increase export earnings and rural income. The alarming climate change, increasing food prices, increasing global population and environmental degradation is getting the attention global leaders. Agreement has been reached among leaders to revamp the agriculture sector and boost production, but always neglected is the importance of making agricultural policies are nutrition-enhancing.
Read more about agricultural policies and nutrition on: http://www.theguardian.com/global-development-professionals-network/2014/jan/22/agriculture-nutrition-improving-policy
By planting an extra row of your favorite produce, income-producing
cash crops are picked directly from your garden for community customers who are increasing in numbers.
All you need to do is to decide on what degree of these principles you want to
incorporate into your garden design. It was not until the advent
of the movable-frame hive and subsequent invention of the motor vehicle, followed by the introduction of toxic chemicals
into what had hitherto been what we would now call an entirely ‘organic’ agricultural
system that bees’ real problems with humans began.