How Is The Production Of Sustainable Food Systems?

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Resources are used effectively at every stage from the farm through to the table. And get the bulk of the food of every drop of water, and a piece of land, and a sprinkle of fertilizer, and minutes of work; garner resources for the future and makes systems more sustainable.

Also, the conversion of waste products such as manure and food waste into fertilizer or energy value that can improve sustainability, and pests and diseases harmful to crops and animals, and reduce the quantity and quality of food available for humans and the use of safe and effective methods to control these losses in the production, processing, and storage; help make food systems more sustainable and consumers can do their part by choosing balanced diets, and reduce waste in the food.



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Agriculture is a tyrant force behind many environmental threats, including climate change, and the scarcity of land degradation, freshwater scarcity, loss of biodiversity and the degradation of forest resources and fisheries, pollution and agricultural chemical substances.

It uses segment crop and animal husbandry 70% of fresh water resources, and the incumbents as well as 60% of the forest surface. Fterbah animals used alone 80% of the global area for crops and grazing. The ocean covers 70% of the area of the planet, and contributes to the sustainability of fisheries and aquaculture, and aquaculture use a growing share of the land and fresh water. And about 60% of the world's ecosystems is suffering from deterioration, or used unsustainably, and this poses serious threats to food security and nutrition.

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Address malnutrition requires integrated action:

The root causes of malnutrition more complex environment includes economic, social, political, cultural, and physical broader; Therefore, the treatment of malnutrition require integrated measures and interventions are complementary in the field of agriculture and the food system, and the management of natural resources, and public health and education, and in the broader political areas.

Given that the necessary procedures usually means several government institutions, the high-level political support necessary to stimulate concerted efforts.

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