How do you think your population prediction will impact food availability and world hunger in the upcoming decades? How do you think improving the way we farm could help provide more food for the world’s growing population?

1. First Course: Reduce Growth In Demand for Food and Other Agricultural Products

Reduce food loss and waste. ...

Shift to healthier, more sustainable diets. ...

Avoid competition from bioenergy for food crops and land. ...

Achieve replacement-level fertility rates. ...

Increase livestock and pasture productivity. ...

Improve crop breeding.

2.  Food production depends on croplands and water supply, which are under strain as human populations increase. Pressure on limited land resources, driven in part by population growth, can mean expansion of cropland. This often involves destruction of vital forest resources or overexploitation of arable land.

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