Tag: technology

  • Feeding 10 Billion in 2050, without killing our planet

    Feeding 10 Billion in 2050, without killing our planet

    It’s devastating to think that 800 Million people are going hungry every day, while at the same time, we produce enough food that nobody should be going hungry. Further, every year we are wasting a staggering 1.6 Billion tons of food. By 2050, the world’s population is estimated to go up to just short of…

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  • dmtr launches on social media!

    dmtr launches on social media!

    Meet Arian and Lucy, the faces behind dmtr. We are excited to share, that over the past weeks, we have been working on preparations for taking dmtr to social media channels. We’ve be working on research, ideas, video plans and more to share more news about the latest developments in agricultural technology and to help…

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  • Growing hunger and the potential of technology

    Growing hunger and the potential of technology

    Today, with a population of ~7.5 billion there remains over 820 million people who are chronically hungry. Despite significant progress in the fight against world hunger over the last few decades, driven by economic growth and improvements in agricultural efficiency, the last few years have seen the number of undernourished people globally start to rise…

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  • Big data and mobile delivery driving agricultural transformation

    Big data and mobile delivery driving agricultural transformation

    The world’s population is expected to grow to almost 10 billion by 2050, boosting agricultural demand. To meet this demand, as a global population, we will need to look to: Looking right at the beginning of the supply chain, tackling agricultural productivity and efficiency will enable an increase in supply utilising existing resources, particularly in…

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  • Tackling hunger in the 21st Century

    Tackling hunger in the 21st Century

    Today, with a population of ~7.5 billion there remains over 820 million people who are chronically hungry. Population growth, increasing frequencies of conflicts and natural disasters, as well as persistent poverty and inequality threaten to drive up the number of people going hungry, above its already high rate. A combination of policy changes, economic programmes…

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