Explore

    Feeding a Growing World

    In a world already grappling with a changing climate, water shortages, famine and disputes over land usage, the future presents new and profound challenges for feeding a growing population.

    We are reaching a crisis point as dramatically increasing food demands are placed on already-stressed farmers—as well as the entire agriculture industry. Hunger kills more people than AIDS, malaria and tuberculosis combined. And the problem is only growing worse. Food production must double by 2050 to meet the population growth in developing countries.

    Feeding a Growing World

    In a world already grappling with a changing climate, water shortages, famine and disputes over land usage, the future presents new and profound challenges for feeding a growing population.

    We are reaching a crisis point as dramatically increasing food demands are placed on already-stressed farmers—as well as the entire agriculture industry. Hunger kills more people than AIDS, malaria and tuberculosis combined. And the problem is only growing worse. Food production must double by 2050 to meet the population growth in developing countries.

    Feeding a Growing World

    In a world already grappling with a changing climate, water shortages, famine and disputes over land usage, the future presents new and profound challenges for feeding a growing population.

    We are reaching a crisis point as dramatically increasing food demands are placed on already-stressed farmers—as well as the entire agriculture industry. Hunger kills more people than AIDS, malaria and tuberculosis combined. And the problem is only growing worse. Food production must double by 2050 to meet the population growth in developing countries.

    Feeding a Growing World

    In a world already grappling with a changing climate, water shortages, famine and disputes over land usage, the future presents new and profound challenges for feeding a growing population.

    We are reaching a crisis point as dramatically increasing food demands are placed on already-stressed farmers—as well as the entire agriculture industry. Hunger kills more people than AIDS, malaria and tuberculosis combined. And the problem is only growing worse. Food production must double by 2050 to meet the population growth in developing countries.

    Feeding a Growing World

    In a world already grappling with a changing climate, water shortages, famine and disputes over land usage, the future presents new and profound challenges for feeding a growing population.

    We are reaching a crisis point as dramatically increasing food demands are placed on already-stressed farmers—as well as the entire agriculture industry. Hunger kills more people than AIDS, malaria and tuberculosis combined. And the problem is only growing worse. Food production must double by 2050 to meet the population growth in developing countries.

    The Youth Solution

    To ensure global economic and political stability, we must now work to create long-term solutions to feed a growing world. And within our youth lies the power to change the course of history and build a more sustainable future.
    Globally, there are more than 1.3 billion young people ages 12 to 24. Many of these are rural youth without access to resources to develop a viable future. These young people can lead the next “Green Revolution” that will build a truly sustainable world. Empowering them to do so is our greatest responsibility.

    4-H

    4-H Club Gloals

    • To teach the youth improved methods of agriculture and better farm and home practices which will contribute towards better nutrition, health and higher standard of living.
    • To teach the youth to appreciate agriculture. The youth learn that improved farming methods are more than just digging. They are a better way of life.
    • To supplement food and animal products for the family.
    • To develop leadership and good citizenship among the youth.
    • To use the youth as agents in changing the attitude and practices of adult farmers in agriculture.
    4-h Kids Goals

    AGCO Africa Video

    4-H Kids
    Previous:
    Manufacturing
    Next:
    AGCO Future Farm