FOOD FOR THE FUTURE - A Short Documentary

Ahead of World Food Day, we’re premiering a new documentary film, Food for the Future (#Food4theFuture). It documents the world’s current food revolution.
Global agriculture generates as much greenhouse gas as the worldwide transport sector. Sustainable food production is therefore not a luxury but a necessity for our common future.
How can we best balance the need for nutritious and affordable food and that of protecting the environment?

[@ananya.a04]

It pains my heart to see the condition of farmers around the world. Agriculture is the back bone of India, yet the people practicing it are the most looked down upon. It is the livelihood of many, and it should not be taken away from them just so that big private companies can fill their already stuffed pockets with more money.

[@daniellebarazin9408]

hi fitnessgood body, my husband is a farmer in austria and the reason they aren’t payed enough is due to the people who would rather own expensive cars and mobile phones and save on food. if only people realized how addicted they are to their houses, vehicles, and technologies they would quickly realize the importance of feeding themselves properly. I wouldn rather eat meat once a week and support our hard working honest farmers than everyday and slowly see the death of our farming industry. Do not forget that without farmers the world is not able to feed itself. let the governments open up their eyes and understand that if they want to eat their Angus Steaks on Sunday while sipping their Chardoney around their inground pools chatting about how they are pseudo saving the planet and working long hours,,,,,ha ha ha ha ha . LoL. then they should come and spend one week on our farm and then they will really appreciate their freak and T bone steak the next time they grill it. That is it for me .

[@calebchoo896]

there is no food shortage only food hoarding and food wastage. Be the change you want to see. Do something yourself.

[@jennymiffy0221]

I learned a lot from this video.

[@sunitadsouza7135]

Such an eye opener. Long Live Mother Earth, we love you.🥰🙏

[@keithgibbins4058]

I have heard it all before. Many times in the past we have been told we will not be able to feed the projected population and every time the forecasts have been wrong.

[@holdmybeer]

Im american and i surely am not mocking anyone for poor crops. my prized cucumbers got blight last year and i had way less pickles.

[@TheVigilantStewards]

It doesn't take 500 years to produce an inch of topsoil. Permaculturists are doing that in a year.

[@purplepenguin6612]

they should use wood chips it holds in the water and the plants grow alot better

[@marissadower-morgan3313]

even if any of your discussion is true , Monsanto and Dow Chemical are not the solution , but rather the problem .

[@deslynmcintyre3833]

Reduce, reuse, recycle. No climate change only solar minimum and maximum every 400 or so years. change farming techniques to include cattle cropping and horticulture. Plant trees on the land and become sustainable. families need to have a garden to grow food.

[@billyjavier646]

good video.

[@ReveMadu]

This video gives me so much hope. ❤

[@purplepenguin6612]

this is pretty interesting

[@lemonatorpk]

ill have 2 number nines a number 9 large a number 6 with extra dip 2 45's 1 with cheese and a large soda

[@PondokKlene77]

Food + Energy + Water = Future.

[@neonnyagic8803]

This is now more concerning that the decline of agriculturists because of the government neglecting it and focusing more on other courses as a priority

[@yellowbird5411]

I dream of a day that wasted space, including city property - median strips, parks, curbside areas, alleyways, etc. are all utilized to grow fruit trees and vegetables for free distribution, maintained by the residents in those areas.

[@ConceptsOfWinning]

Well, as a Doctor I have a difference of opinion...

[@Thisleekky]

At least we can eat our way out of our problems make it fun and cultural