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Our selection of videos on this month's theme: Future of Farming

 

Africa Matters: Africa's Farming Future
This week, we go to Kenya, Zambia and Malawi and explore the challenges, innovations and future of farming in Africa. The World Bank says agriculture remains the backbone of Africa's economy with about 70 percent of 1.5 billion people working in the sector. It also accounts for roughly a third of the continent's GDP. But millions of Africans still face hunger and starvation, and it's made worse by the climate crisis, conflicts, rising food prices and disruptions to global supplies.

 

Future of Africa's Agriculture
Heifer International's report, "The Future of Africa's Agriculture: An Assessment of the Role of Youth and Technology," reveals the urgency of new investments to stimulate access to financing and technology innovation as a means to rejuvenating Africa's food systems and develop economic opportunities.

 

Why the Future of Farming is Not Farming | Usman Lawan | TEDxMaitama
The "Chief Farmer-In-Suit" as he is called opens his talk by debunking some of the most strongly held myths and practices about the food production industry in Nigeria. He also highlights alternative methods that could be used instead. Usman is the founder of an eco-friendly farm that focuses on using sustainable farming techniques in its processes. He is also a Mandela Washington Fellow, a Tony Elumelu Entrepreneur and is interested in managing food security challenges in Nigeria & Africa.

 

Agriculture in the next century - Africa | John Dumelo | TEDxOsu
How to grow Agriculture in the next century in Africa to feed the world. John Dumelo is a Ghanaian actor and farmer. He was nominated for categories Most Promising Actor and Best Actor in a Supporting Role at the 6th and 7th Africa Movie Academy Awards respectively.

 

Food, foresight and the future of farming | Dave Hughes (Syngenta) | SCItalk
Many commentators are currently suggesting that our current food system is broken, and nothing short of a global farming revolution will be required to sustainably feed the world over the next 20-30 years. The talk takes a critical look at agriculture as it is today, how it has evolved over the past century and the impact that new technologies have had. It will then extrapolate into the future, critically examining some of the revolutions that are being proposed, and thinking about what new technologies might impact the way we produce our food, and indeed the food itself, in the decades ahead.

 

Farming in 2050 - The Future of Agriculture
These predictions come from experts who study food and farming trends. Here’s a look at what they think life on the farm will look like in 33 years.

 

The Future of Farming
Technology is revolutionizing farming. That's great news—by the year 2050 Earth's population will be 10 billion, so we need to almost double the amount of food we now produce.

 

The Futuristic Farms That Will Feed the World
The Futuristic Farms That Will Feed the World

 

Foresight to support Sustainable Food Systems Transformation through Agroecology
Foresight to support Sustainable Food Systems Transformation through Agroecology

 

Foresight and Future Scenarios for Food Systems Transformation
What if we had the foresight to better assess future risks to our food systems and a clearer understanding of opportunities for change? Foresight is a key tool that can be used exactly for this purpose; to engage stakeholders in exploring alternative futures for our food systems, and for enhancing capabilities to respond and adapt.

 

When food becomes scarce – high-tech farms of the future
Agriculture will have to change drastically in the future if it is to meet global demand. Food production will become increasingly difficult in the face of growing challenges like rapid population growth, climate change and soil exhaustion.

 

Drones, robots, and super sperm – the future of farming
The future of farming: Driverless tractors, drones and robots. How is the agriculture industry changing as digital technology develops?

 

20 Futuristic Agriculture Machines That are Next Level
The video serves as an excellent overview of the latest advancements in agriculture machines and how they are shaping the future of farming.

 

The Future of Farming
In this panel discussion, I host Emily Rigby, Ton Habraken, Nial Blair and Paul Gauthier to discuss the future of farming. We explore the role of AI in agriculture, the potential of protected cropping, the challenges of labour in the industry and the latest technologies that are transforming farming.

 

What the Future: Farming
Listen in as we explore the future of farming and what it means for a wide range of products, services and the sectors that produce them, from tech to restaurants and CPG to auto and air travel.

 

The Future of Farming
Advances in farming have let us feed billions. The future of agriculture offers many more innovations in robotics, hydroponics, aquaponics, aeroponics, greenhouses, and more... but will it be a future of mega-farms or small farms?

 

TEDxHilo - Josiah Hunt - Biochar and the Future of Farming
Josiah Hunt has worked extensively with biochar for several years now. A young farmer and agriculturalist, he has been researching the topic, educating on the topic and created a business focused on the production and distribution of biochar. While biochar is multi-faceted involving waste management, energy production, climate change mitigation and agriculture, biochar in agriculture has been the focus of his work.

 

Building the World's Largest Vertical Farm for the Future | Craig Ratajczyk | TEDxBoston
In a world plagued by droughts, heat waves, fertilizer shortages and other environmental and supply chain challenges, it’s becoming more and more difficult to rely on traditional agriculture to meet the needs of the current — and growing — global population. But it’s not all doom and gloom — enter, vertical farming. Craig Ratajczyk, CEO of Crop One, a technology-driven indoor vertical farming company, will discuss the advantages of controlled environment agriculture (CEA) and why vertical farming is the future of food.

 

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