Therefore I Feel That The Aforementioned Guiding

Contrasting Sharply, In The Developing Countries Represented By India, Pakistan, And Most Of The Countries In Asia And Africa, Seventy To Eighty Percent Of The Population Is Engaged In Agriculture, Mostly At The Subsistence Level.

Food Is The Moral Right Of All Who Are Born Into This World.

Without Food, Man At Most Can Live But A Few Weeks; Without It All Other Components Of Social Justice Are Meaningless.

Cereal Production In The Rain-fed Areas Still Remains Relatively Unaffected By The Impact Of The Green Revolution, But Significant Change And Progress Are Now Becoming Evident In Several Countries

Even If You Could Use All The Organic Material That You Have--the Animal Manures, The Human Waste, The Plant Residues--and Get Them Back On The Soil, You Couldn't Feed More Than 4 Billion People. In Addition, If All Agriculture Were Organic, You Would Have To Increase Cropland Area Dramatically, Spreading Out Into Marginal Areas And Cutting Down Millions Of Acres Of Forests.