As populations grow and urbanize and demand for animal products increases, the United Nations Food and Agricultural Organization projects that the global meat and milk market will double by 2050. A number of developing countries are seeking to expand and industrialize their livestock sectors to compete in the international agricultural economy. Ethiopia is poised to join the race.
Do you see a problem with a prognosis predicated on the demeaning assumption that Ethiopia's current 80% rural, natural resource dependent, population would remain so still a century from now?
One wonders where such a disparaging verdict of many in the West stems from. It always comes in the form of seemingly benign "concern."
Hershey 6 months ago