Gardening Tips : How to Grow Annual Baby's Breath (Gypsophila Elegans)
To grow annual baby's breath, or gypsophila elegans, start the plant by seed indoors, provide full, hot sun, use a good drainage area, and ...
Agricultural innovation essential in supporting a growing population
For the United Nations, the birth certificate of the 5.5 pound baby is a reminder that the global population is growing and the need for accessible food is bigger than ever. After Danica's birth, the group named Oct. 31 "Seven Billion Day" in hopes of drawing attention to the challenges of the world's growing population.
Arguing that the world won't hit seven billion residents for another four months, the United States Census Bureau's projections contrast those of the United Nations. Still, both groups recognize the need for increased food accessibility as the population reportedly increases by 215,120 people per day.
Agriculturalists around the world say that the record-breaking population boom demonstrates a need for technological advancements in food production.
Jeff Simmons, president of the global animal health product company Elanco, has followed the world's growth along with the company's 2,300 employees in more than 40 countries.
Through his travels and discussions with consumers, producers and employees in the field, Simmons came to the conclusion that technology is the answer in making safe, affordable and abundant food a global reality.
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