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A mission 1875 Livestock - Poultry team from the church I attend went to Kenya last summer and said there were 2 Year old virgin Angus bulls, people who became sick after eating moderate frame, easy fleshing, calving ease, great disposition, the American standard of three times a semen tested, EPD's available, day because normally there is only food Keith Reed, 402-649-3615. enough for them to eat once every two 45 Head bred Black heifers, days. AI'd to easy calving Angus So how realistic is it to think that we bulls. Excellent Quality! Wagonhammer Ranches, can meet the food demand of 2050? www.wagonhammer.com A livestock producer I spoke to after Phone 402-649-2179. the seminar mentioned something Polled Hereford Bulls perfor- that made a lot of sense, while also mance information available compounding the problem of growing guaranteed breeders. Huwaldts Herefords. 402-337- agricultural production to passable levels in 2050. He said that there are 0784 or 402-360-4387. countries in South America that have two 2000 Notices different types of rail tracks, so that the same train can’t run from one side of the Business Hours of The nation to the other side. And he put the Missouri Valley Shopper question out to me: What other kinds of are as follows: Monday through Friday infrastructure deficits are there in other 8:00am-5:00pm. countries, that we know nothing about, 319 Walnut St. Yankton and how realistic is it that this lack of (605)665-5884. adequate infrastructure will be fixed in Thank you for your continued business! the next 35 years? Deadline is 12Noon on That we, American farmers, are Fridays for the following feeding the world is something that we’ve Tuesdays MVS. heard for a long time, and we take great THE MISSOURI VALLEY pride in that notion. And in some ways, Shopper cannot verify the it definitely is true that U.S. agriculture validity of any advertiseis able to touch more lives around the ments placed by anyone. earth than other nations’ agriculture. Readers are advised to approach any advertisement Research into genetics, production and with reasonable caution. management that exists in the United States far exceeds that of many other countries. But what kind of responsibility are we taking on for ourselves? Does the agricultural industry, really think about what that means when we say that we take on the responsibility for feeding the world? Its more than a feeling of pride that we may feel as this year’s crop out-yields last year’s. It’s more than the feeling of being indignant in defending our way of life or our way of agriculture, in the case of conventional versus alternative models. It means that when we see people who are going hungry in our country, or even dying of starvation in other countries, that we are responsible for the fact they don’t have food. That’s what “taking on the responsibility of feeding the world” means to me. I don’t think that we, as American farmers, are ready to take on that responsibility. I think using that phrase, “we feed the world,” should be done carefully. We probably feed more of world than other countries, and we probably will in 2050, but it is unrealistic for us to think or believe that we have the responsibility of feeding the world. Other countries need to share that responsibility. Other sectors beyond agriculture, including consumer-only groups, need to share that responsibility. It can’t all fall on our shoulders, because we just plain don’t have the capabilities to grow that much food or to ensure its availability and accessibility around the world. We can’t dictate what another nation’s infrastructure looks like or how its politics work around food. In the end, it’s everyone’s responsibility — farmers and consumers, Americans and other nationalities — to make sure that the food supply in 2050, or today, meets the demand. The question is: How do we do that?