University of Illinois / Policy Research Institute / University of Missouri / Purdue University / Canadian Agri-Food Policy Institute / /
IndustryTerm
appropriate tools / higher food safety standards / farmers with access to improved tools / agricultural producer / energy security / financial infrastructure / real food prices / physical and institutional infrastructure / energy sources / agribusiness practices / risk management / agricultural products / finance / price greenhouse gas emissions / food / energy / less energy security / greenhouse gas emissions / greenhouse gas emission / non-food purposes / food aid / food safety / livestock products / food security / food security target quantity / physical infrastructure / physical and institutional systems / institutional infrastructure / food demands / agricultural technology / environmental services / chemicals / /
Movie
April 1 / 2000 / /
Organization
Farm Foundation / University of Missouri / Club of Rome / Purdue University / Congress / University of Illinois / U.S. Census Bureau / National Cattlemen's Beef Association / Canadian Agri-Food Policy Institute / USDA Economic Research Service / Environmental Protection Agency / Policy Research Institute / /
Person
William Meyers / Bill Boehm / Paul Ellinger / Jonathan Bryant / Mike Edgerton / Clayton Yeutter / Mark Scholl / John Hardin / Jim Downey / Lester Brown / Wyatt Thompson / David Joslyn / Walter Armbruster / Ralph Grossi / /
Position
Neilson C. Conklin President / Chicago Counsel of Global Affairs / producer / advocate / principal agricultural producer and a leader in the development / /
Preface As we look to the future, agriculture in the United States and around the world faces a difficult challenge: how to feed a growing world. Global population is expected to increase by one-third to reach 9 billion