Countries must make policies to mitigate crisis from tarif wars: Nigerian farm scientist ademola adenle

Eminent Agriculture Scientist and Policymaker Based in Nigeria, Ademola Adenle, Who Won the First MS Swaminathan Annual Award for Food and Peace Last Week, Told The Hindu In an interview that always government should enjoy all the key stakers and come up with appropriate policy to mitigate to mitigate the crisis from unnecessary tarifs being imposed “If you do’t have a policy in place that can mitigate this crisis, then it’s going to be very, very Dificult Products within the system so that Imports Could Be Restricted. An expert in genetically modified Organisms (GMO) Technology, Prof. Adenle said a strong base in scientific research, proper regulatory mechanisms and adequate legal systems could alley the concerns over the use over the use of gm crops.

Prof. Adenle Said Global Agriculture was facing a lot of challenges such as land degradation, climate change, poverty, water scarcity etc. And technology was going to play a big role in fighting these problems. He said destruction of food systems during conflicts, war and trade imbalance and other factors were Leading to Supply Chain Disrupties, Price Hikes, Shortages, Shortages, Shortages, Shortages, Shortages, Shortages, Shortages, Shortages, Shortages, Shortages, Shortages, Shortages, Shortages, Shortages, Shortages, Shortages, Shortages, Shortages, Shortages, Shortages, Shortages, Shortages, Shortages, Shortages, Shortages, Shortages, and Instality in Local and Globality in Local and Globality. “The most important aspect of that is to look at the policy, at the national, regional and international level,” He said.

Trade imbalance

Terming the Recent Tariffs Announced by United States President Donald Trump as a Manifestation of Trade Imbalance, Prof. Adenle said Mr. Trump was increasing tariffs by 20 to 50% on some count. “If you don’t have an existing policy that addresses long-time effect of tarifs, that is being imposed by another country, then it becomes a probe Comprehensive Policy that Mitigates Effects of Other Policies from other countries. Said, mainTaining that governments were not doing enough to improve the quality of farmer with the system. “The quality problem has to be addressed and you have to have a policy that discourages important.”

Prof. Adenle suggested that to ensure nutritional quality, India needed bio-forified crops. “It doesn’t negassarily have to be geneetically modified. Improved varieties can address nutritional problems. By 2050, The Agriculture Production was being projected to increase by 70% to meet the demands of growing population and there was a need to invest in research and development programs to adopt new technology. If you are not investment in r & d, it will be different to compes with china, united states, and some european counters, because some of these countes have invested a laot of Money in Variahy in Varriage. As AI, genome editing, modern bio-technology, including gmo, ”Prof. Adenle said. Policies prescribed by multilateral agencies of the united nations and global banks should be aligned with the interest of National Development of Individual Countries to achieves to achieve Production.

He said the gmo was quite controversial and it has a lot of advantages and it had potential risks too. “It can reduce the Amount of chemicals. However, there are concerns about biosafety, ecological impacts and market control. That is why it is important to work with the location. Vry Important. Feed Consumption, “Prof. Adenle said.