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Cautious Optimism Expressed
About World Food Situation
The world has trembled on the
brink of a serious food disaster,
but changing human attitudes
combined with other deielop
ments now “permit a cautious
optimism" about the future, the
head of the Food and Agricul
ture Organization of the United
Nations said recently
Adeke H Boerma. FAO Direc
tor General, made this point in
a speech prepared for deliveiy
at the 16th Geneial Conference
ot the International Federation
of Agricultural Producers (IF
AP), being held in Tunis
He said today’s optimism
"might not have been justified
even a year ago,” when famine
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w as raging in large parts of In
dia.
“One more bad harvest," he
said. “And the whole world
would have been in very serious
liouble indeed ”
World wheat stocks had been
stripped “almost to the danger
level ”
But today, Mr Boerma said,
India was looking forward to a
bumper crop and wheat stocks
w ere gradually rising in a
healthy trend
The need now was for interna
tional policies on the holding of
adequate reserves in both ex
porting and importing countries.
He said new varieties of seeds
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