FAO chief says ‘brain revolution’ will succeed Green Revolution

The Green Revolution of high-yielding wheat, rice and maize varieties, boosted by synthetic fertilizers, is credited with averting famine in the developing world. In a speech at a London think tank, FAO director general Jose Graziano de Silva said, “The future of agriculture is not input-intensive, but knowledge-intensive.” “Nourishing people must go hand in hand… » Read More

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