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Then the population of Africa drops from nearly two trillion to maybe a hundred and fifty million, if that—the figure that can be sustained with local subsistence agriculture, assuming the locals haven’t forgotten how to grow wheat. If they have, they just might join the dinosaurs as another of Mother Nature’s little mistakes. Shit’s gonna be Biblical.
Sub-Saharan Africa currently imports about 20 percent of its cereal needs, and this could rise to at least 50 percent by 2050, researchers said in a report published on Monday in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
Reuters is one tiny step above the Grauniad for the size of the droplet of truth they occasionally remember to mix into the ocean of lies and agitprop they sell as “news.” I do not find them credible.
Farmers in India produce less wheat per acre than Roman peasants did two thousand years ago
The new “post-colonial” nations that occupy the same land are now net food importers.
“THEM BROWN PEOPLE ARE AS DUMB AS ROCKS”
Sub-Saharan Africa currently imports about 20 percent of its cereal needs, and this could rise to at least 50 percent by 2050, researchers said in a report published on Monday in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
One way to meet growing demand is to expand the land area to grow crops, but this would mean cutting down forests or encroaching on protected nature reserves, leading to loss of biodiversity and increased greenhouse gas emissions, they said.However, it is possible for the continent to feed a population expected to grow 2.5 times by 2050 by producing more food on the land already being planted, the report said.This would need investment to boost crop yields, an increase the number of crops grown on the same plot of land, and an expansion of irrigation, they said.
“If intensification is not successful and massive cropland expansion is to be avoided, sub-Saharan Africa will become ever more dependent on imports of cereals than it is today,” Tesfaye said.