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CropVillage 0208 - One World, One Health: The global food basket

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  • Dr. Corrie Brown, University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine, talks about the concept of One World, One Health: The global food basket.

CropVillage update for March 29, 2010, What is Ahead In The USDA March 31st Planting Intentions Report?

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What is in store for the corn & soybean markets this growing season?

MP3 fileDan O'Brien, Kansas State grain market economist, looks ahead to the USDA's March 31st planting intentions report and the impact of this growing season on feed prices.

CropVillage 0197, How Will Carbon Legislation Affect Various Ag Segments?

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  • A group of Kansas State researchers evaluated several reviews of the House bill dealing with climate change and carbon credit markets to determine which segments of agriculture could be most affected.  Research assistant Bill Golden shares the results.

Food Economics and Consumer Choice

From Jeff Simmons, Elanco Animal Health.

"Today there are nearly 1 billion hungry people around the globe. yet in only 50 years, our growing global population will require an estimated 100 percent more food than we produce today. Unfortunately, we will certainly not have 100 percent more high-quality land available to grow twice the amount of grain or two times more livestock.The U.N. Food and Agriculture organization (FAo) reports that added farmland will help produce only 20 percent of the additional food our planet will need in 2050, and 10 percent will come from increased cropping intensity. Accordingly, the FAo concludes that 70 percent of the world’s additional food needs can be produced only with new and existing agricultural technologies."

CropVillage 0156, WAF - DRUMNet Developing African Agriculture Financial Infrastructure

CropVillage 0156 Show Notes:

  • Jonathan Campaigne, CEO of PRIDEAFRICA in Kenya describes key issues in African agriculture development and an evolving solution known as DRUMNet.
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