'The Future Of Food'.

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Similarly, despite some dumb report, food will continue to be farmed and distributed as it has for millennia.

Only Qtards would be silly enough to swallow this guff.

I agree about the Qtard remark, however innovations in agri-food are already being applied worldwide. This approach/program will start innovative solutions to combat climate change utilizing existing and innovative new technologies/approaches and different agri platforms coming together in what will be a thinktank scenario.

What I think the future of farming will look like will be governments assisting agri entrepreneurs with their start up businesses and educating people on how to grow their own food. Which could include vertical farming with robots, so our food will never be exposed to contaminated groundwater or humans that can't be bothered washing their hands then touching the food.

People get ready. What is your government doing to achieve sustainable farming?
 

The university received an almost $16.3 million government grant over five years to support the platform, called Sustainable Food Systems for Canada, or SF4C. The platform is designed to help agri-food entrepreneurs grow their businesses.
 
Canada’s agriculture industry is facing several major challenges, in particular climate change, said Rene Van Acker, interim president and vice-chancellor at the University of Guelph.
 
He says technology can help farmers face that challenge.
 
“Agriculture has always been an adapter of technology, whether that was mechanical or genetic or chemical, and now data,” he said.

https://globalnews.ca/news/10971581/univ...nnovation/

We can't stay in one spot, we can't keep doing the same things that don't work, so we need to adapt.