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(Ynet News) Laura Kam - As crops fail in Russia, as dust bowls replace fertile land in Asia and Central Africa, the issue of food security has leapt to the top of the world agenda. Israel, a desert nation, has developed a range of agriculture and water technologies that are already helping to feed the world. For decades, Israeli agriculture experts have been sharing their expertise with some of the poorest regions on earth, creating sustainable self-sufficiency in food and water supplies. In recent years, Israeli expertise has been heavily in demand in India, Africa and China. Israel is also a world leader in desalination - converting salt water to fresh water for human consumption or irrigation. The writer is the executive director for global affairs at The Israel Project. 2011-08-05 00:00:00Full Article
Israel Helps Stem Global Food Crisis
(Ynet News) Laura Kam - As crops fail in Russia, as dust bowls replace fertile land in Asia and Central Africa, the issue of food security has leapt to the top of the world agenda. Israel, a desert nation, has developed a range of agriculture and water technologies that are already helping to feed the world. For decades, Israeli agriculture experts have been sharing their expertise with some of the poorest regions on earth, creating sustainable self-sufficiency in food and water supplies. In recent years, Israeli expertise has been heavily in demand in India, Africa and China. Israel is also a world leader in desalination - converting salt water to fresh water for human consumption or irrigation. The writer is the executive director for global affairs at The Israel Project. 2011-08-05 00:00:00Full Article
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