Hunger has not disappeared. It has simply moved, changed shape, and grown harder to see.
The world already produces enough food to feed everyone, yet hundreds of millions still go without. Farms are shrinking, water is under strain, and the technologies meant to solve these problems often arrive too complicated, too expensive, or too disconnected from the people who actually grow our food.
The Future Farmer cuts through the noise around artificial intelligence and biotechnology in agriculture and shows what actually matters: not the tools themselves, but the judgment behind them.
Inside, you will discover:
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Hunger has not disappeared. It has simply moved, changed shape, and grown harder to see. The world already produces enough food to feed everyone, yet hundreds of millions still go without. Farms are shrinking, water is under strain, and the technologies meant to solve these problems often arrive too complicated, too expensive, or too disconnected from the people who actually grow our food. The Future Farmer cuts through the noise around artificial intelligence and biotechnology in agriculture and shows what actually matters: not the tools themselves, but the judgment behind them. Inside, you will discover: How six agricultural revolutions, from the first seed to artificial intelligence, reshaped farming and what the next one demandsWhy productivity alone can no longer define a successful farmThe real skill stack every future farmer needs, from biological literacy to ethical judgmentHow data, automation, and human wisdom must work together instead of competingA clear-eyed look at hunger, food waste, and the gap between what the world grows and who it reachesWritten by Fr. Morson Livingston, founder of Agverse, and Dr. Maryam Yousefzadeh Najafabadi, PhD, with a foreword by agronomist and researcher Amauri Siviero of Embrapa Acre, this book brings together humanitarian purpose and scientific rigor in a way few books on agricultural technology attempt. This is not a book about machines replacing farmers. It is about what farmers become when knowledge, technology, and wisdom finally work as one system, and why the answer to that question will decide whether the next generation eats. The tools have changed. Find out what has not. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798171110581
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Hunger has not disappeared. It has simply moved, changed shape, and grown harder to see. The world already produces enough food to feed everyone, yet hundreds of millions still go without. Farms are shrinking, water is under strain, and the technologies meant to solve these problems often arrive too complicated, too expensive, or too disconnected from the people who actually grow our food. The Future Farmer cuts through the noise around artificial intelligence and biotechnology in agriculture and shows what actually matters: not the tools themselves, but the judgment behind them. Inside, you will discover: How six agricultural revolutions, from the first seed to artificial intelligence, reshaped farming and what the next one demandsWhy productivity alone can no longer define a successful farmThe real skill stack every future farmer needs, from biological literacy to ethical judgmentHow data, automation, and human wisdom must work together instead of competingA clear-eyed look at hunger, food waste, and the gap between what the world grows and who it reachesWritten by Fr. Morson Livingston, founder of Agverse, and Dr. Maryam Yousefzadeh Najafabadi, PhD, with a foreword by agronomist and researcher Amauri Siviero of Embrapa Acre, this book brings together humanitarian purpose and scientific rigor in a way few books on agricultural technology attempt. This is not a book about machines replacing farmers. It is about what farmers become when knowledge, technology, and wisdom finally work as one system, and why the answer to that question will decide whether the next generation eats. The tools have changed. Find out what has not. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798171110581
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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - Hunger has not disappeared. It has simply moved, changed shape, and grown harder to see. The world already produces enough food to feed everyone, yet hundreds of millions still go without. Farms are shrinking, water is under strain, and the technologies meant to solve these problems often arrive too complicated, too expensive, or too disconnected from the people who actually grow our food. The Future Farmer cuts through the noise around artificial intelligence and biotechnology in agriculture and shows what actually matters: not the tools themselves, but the judgment behind them. Inside, you will discover: - How six agricultural revolutions, from the first seed to artificial intelligence, reshaped farming and what the next one demands- Why productivity alone can no longer define a successful farm- The real skill stack every future farmer needs, from biological literacy to ethical judgment- How data, automation, and human wisdom must work together instead of competing- A clear-eyed look at hunger, food waste, and the gap between what the world grows and who it reachesWritten by Fr. Morson Livingston, founder of Agverse, and Dr. Maryam Yousefzadeh Najafabadi, PhD, with a foreword by agronomist and researcher Amauri Siviero of Embrapa Acre, this book brings together humanitarian purpose and scientific rigor in a way few books on agricultural technology attempt. This is not a book about machines replacing farmers. It is about what farmers become when knowledge, technology, and wisdom finally work as one system, and why the answer to that question will decide whether the next generation eats. The tools have changed. Find out what has not. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798171110581
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