The world population is growing at an incredible rate, which means that people and industries alike must explore innovative ideas in order to plan for the future. Agriculture will play a tremendous role in shaping that future as producers grapple with the challenges of feeding the booming global population projected to reach 9 billion people by 2050 while dealing with diminishing resources and environmental concerns.
Dr. Pearse Lyons, president and founder of Alltech, described some of the issues that must be addressed by the agriculture industry."As we look to our future, we have some major questions that we need to come together and answer through innovative solutions,” Lyons said. “For example, what does the future hold for our children’s world? What role will you play in it? Where will you be? As we look to our children’s future, we must revolutionise how we think about the business of food production.” Read more ...
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Dr. Pearse Lyons, president and founder of Alltech, described some of the issues that must be addressed by the agriculture industry."As we look to our future, we have some major questions that we need to come together and answer through innovative solutions,” Lyons said. “For example, what does the future hold for our children’s world? What role will you play in it? Where will you be? As we look to our children’s future, we must revolutionise how we think about the business of food production.” Read more ...
During Alltech’s 28th Annual International Animal Health and Nutrition Symposium May 20-23, 2012, in Lexington, Kentucky, presenters will cover many topics related to feeding the world now and in the future.
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