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farming resilience africa B 1 151

Improving land condition leads to improved rain infiltration, increased water storage in soils, increased water availability, more biomass and greater food security, which in turn reduces pressure on land and the conversion of forest to cropland.

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China city 6

Chinese food consumption patterns are changing but they do not correspond with Australia’s current food export strengths.

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China crops B 1110

Cropping mechanisation is increasing rapidly and contributes to significant production increases for corn, wheat and rice. Photo: Helen Murray.

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zimbabwe 211 photo imperial college london WEB

De Schutter contends political factors condemn small farmers, the primary victims of hunger, to poverty. These include insufficient access to land, water and credit; poor organization of local markets; lack of infrastructure; and lack of bargaining power against intermediate and an increasingly concentrated agro-industrial sector. Photo: Imperial College London.

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