WHO WILL FEED THE WORLD? - Donald D Schroeder - August 1980

Donald D Schroeder

A staggering set of food supply problems now threatens humanity. No present food technology can solve it. On these pages is revealed the one ultimate solution! Never before - even with good weather - have the great majority of nations been unable to feed themselves. For the first time in history only four nations - plus a few others on a more limited scale are able to feed their own populations with essential food grains and have great quantities for export. In other words, of the 150 or so nations of the world, more than 140 are at this moment forced to import some or sizable portions of their food needs. The four great exporters of food grains-essential for human survival and much livestock production - are the United States, Canada, Australia and Argentina. Of these, the two North American exporters, the United States and Canada, dwarf the other two. - Information Supplied By: Herbert W Armstrong Library