World food strategy for the 1980s: context, objectives, and approach.

If food production and consumption trends continue at present levels, Third World countries will face a major deficit in staple food crops by 1990. Requirements to close this food gap include: increased financial assistance; improvements in all traditional approaches to agricultural growth; implemen...

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Main Author: Mellor, John W.
Format: Conference Paper
Language:Inglés
Published: 1979
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Online Access:https://hdl.handle.net/10568/170501
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description If food production and consumption trends continue at present levels, Third World countries will face a major deficit in staple food crops by 1990. Requirements to close this food gap include: increased financial assistance; improvements in all traditional approaches to agricultural growth; implementation of existing technology, such as multiple cropping and irrigation; and expanded research concerning food production. Implementation of these efforts will require cooperation from developed and underdeveloped countries alike. Failure in the effort to close the food gap will lead to conflict between the developed countries and the Third World.
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spelling CGSpace1705012025-01-29T12:57:02Z World food strategy for the 1980s: context, objectives, and approach. Mellor, John W. agriculture agricultural development agricultural research developing countries poverty economic development nutrition policies food supply food security If food production and consumption trends continue at present levels, Third World countries will face a major deficit in staple food crops by 1990. Requirements to close this food gap include: increased financial assistance; improvements in all traditional approaches to agricultural growth; implementation of existing technology, such as multiple cropping and irrigation; and expanded research concerning food production. Implementation of these efforts will require cooperation from developed and underdeveloped countries alike. Failure in the effort to close the food gap will lead to conflict between the developed countries and the Third World. 1979 2025-01-29T12:57:02Z 2025-01-29T12:57:02Z Conference Paper https://hdl.handle.net/10568/170501 en Limited Access Mellor, John W. 1979. World food strategy for the 1980s: context, objectives, and approach. Paper presented at the International Conference on Agricultural Production, Bonn, Germany, 1979. 7 p.
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agricultural development
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economic development
nutrition policies
food supply
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World food strategy for the 1980s: context, objectives, and approach.
title World food strategy for the 1980s: context, objectives, and approach.
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title_short World food strategy for the 1980s: context, objectives, and approach.
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agricultural development
agricultural research
developing countries
poverty
economic development
nutrition policies
food supply
food security
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