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Furthermore, EU export subsidies for agricultural products will be abolished from 2013.
Specific goals should include improved gender wage equality and a better balance between agricultural exporters’ prosperity and that of agricultural workers, many of whom are indigenous.
But agricultural experts have warned of the risks of the flagging efforts to boost food output since the 1980’s.
The problem is exacerbated by the significant drop in official development assistance for agricultural development in developing countries.
Aid for agriculture fell by more than half in the quarter-century after 1980, as the World Bank cut agricultural lending from $7.7 billion in 1980 to $2 billion in 2004.
With cuts continuing, agricultural research and development – needed to improve crop productivity – has fallen for all crops in all developing countries.
Meanwhile, in the private sector, agribusinesses spend much more on research than all public agricultural research institutes together.
The World Bank and the World Trade Organization still insist that further agricultural trade liberalization is the best medium-term solution.
At first, there was reason for hope: Wolfowitz was forceful in arguing for debt forgiveness and an end to agricultural subsidies.
Now Germany is trying to devise a form of restricted EU membership which would exclude eastern Europe from the common agricultural market in order to protect a handful of Bavarian farmers.
The EU allocates about half of its budget to agricultural subsidies, even though the food industry represents only about 6% of its GDP.
For example, rich countries should reduce agricultural subsidies and open up their markets more to Third World food exports.
The agricultural sector--the largest employer of children in both developing and industrialized countries--is particularly difficult to oversee.
Among the middle-ranking, agricultural castes, some had high economic status due to improved agriculture, brought about by canal irrigation and commercialization.
He then urged lower barriers to agricultural exports to help the poor in developing countries.
Hence, the Russian reformers focused on land reform - which is very difficult - rather than the total liberalization of agricultural trade - which is much easier.
An unpredictable regulatory environment, inadequate infrastructure, and a sluggish, monsoon-dependent agricultural sector are adding to the economy’s problems.
In the nineteenth century, research at America’s government-supported universities provided the basis for the agricultural revolution.
Many of the young people with whom we spoke said that their biggest obstacle to a career in farming is learning the digital and technical skills necessary to succeed in today’s agricultural market.
Despite having great ideas, most young agricultural innovators do not feel supported in their efforts.
Farmers’ self-isolation led to a 30% drop in agricultural output.
Given India’s massive projected population growth, its leaders must increase agricultural productivity and improve supply management.
That would mean a 14.4% tariff for Britain’s agricultural sector, which will already suffer from the loss of financial support through the European Common Agricultural Policy.
The most significant reform is the introduction of real private ownership of agricultural land, expected this fall.
The High Cost of Cheap MeatBERLIN – Factory-style livestock production is a critical driver of agricultural industrialization.
As it stands, about one-third of existing agricultural land is used for feed production, with the total share used for livestock production, including grazing, amounting to about 70%.
A clear set of rules on feed procurement would eliminate international imbalances in nutrients, and diminish the power of multinational agricultural biotechnology corporations like Monsanto.
But addressing scarcity will inevitably imply revising agricultural practices and policies worldwide to ensure their sustainability.
The development challenge no longer solely consists in bringing agricultural water to deprived areas.
Europe’s selfish agricultural policies aggravate poverty in North Africa and the Middle East, where the population doubled to 350 million during the last 30 years and is forecast to more than double again by 2030.
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