We need to face 'the other inconvenient truth.'

Let's go back to traditional farming.

And they require that a third of that food come from the smallest farmers who would have no opportunity.

And this leads to very high handling costs.

Instead of requiring multi million dollar facilities

We must feed three billion people in cities.

Machinery, with a whole bunch of water,

I'd like to apply for a smallbusiness loan.

What I found was,

It is transforming the face of hunger in Brazil, and it's at scale, and it's creating opportunities.

The global studies indicate there will be some impact on precipitation patterns.

So that farmers and small traders can actually come to a terminal center what we call the remote access terminal centers and actually, without having to buy a computer or figure out how to dial up or any of those things, simply see the trading that's happening on the Addis Ababa trading floor.

You don't need a lot of equipment to set up a production facility.

72 of the food of the world comes from small farmers.

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There's many people working on it.

I have a few areas that I believe are especially important that we address.

And the fallacy comes from idealizing a past that we have forgotten about.

Again, gathering together farmers, gathering together stakeholders in East Africa to get standards for organic produce.

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I was uneasy. My soul was uneasy.

You're talking about universal healthcare?

We cannot just think that small scale is the solution to the world food problem.

The truck they go on tour with.

So far, we've had it pretty easy here.

What if, instead of looking at the hungry as victims and most of them are small farmers who cannot raise enough food or sell food to even support their own families what if we view them as the solution, as the value chain to fight hunger?

It is not an English paper at all. Hold it up to the light.

I am doing business on a large scale.

He is doing business on a large scale.

Why are they doing that? Because they expect investment to follow.

What you see is that we've started in the left hand corner with traditional agriculture, which was sort of small scale and low control.

In furtherance of the Congress' stated policy, I have authorized

Speaking of risk, we have seen that price volatility of food crops in Africa is the highest in the world.

Supermarkets reliant on transportation and the industrial scale farms that supply them are unlikely to survive as oil declines.

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This is something called funnel plot.

Had there been women in the house, I should have suspected a mere vulgar intrigue.

The farmer seeded the field with wheat.

The farmer scattered the wheat seeds in the field.

So we think that there is something interesting we can do here.

Now, a year ago there had been a couple of TEDx events,

We're going to have to do something else instead.

The primary ingredients in geoengineering are specifically the oxides of metals, including aluminum oxide.

Principal industry farming.

Well, interestingly, and based on my work and others in Africa, for example, we've shown that even the most vulnerable small scale rainfall farming systems, with innovations and supplementary irrigation to bridge dry spells and droughts, sustainable sanitation systems to close the loop on nutrients from toilets back to farmers' fields, and innovations in tillage systems, we can triple, quadruple, yield levels on current land.