Agriculture: Easy after 10,000 Years?

Posted: February 21st, 2020

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Agriculture: Easy after 10,000 Years?

I.          Introduction

a.         Thesis:Food production constitutes an integral of the agricultural sector. With the world dependent on this particular segment, new measures have been developed in order to ensure that food products are available for the entire population. Furthermore, with an ever-increasing population, it is impossible to negate the imperative developments that technology has imposed especially on liberating human communities from food production.

II.        Background

a.         The deviation from a consistent focus on food production has imposed detrimental implications particularly in the area of food management. Additionally, technological advancements have increased the world’s carrying capacity.

b.         As a result, the decomposition of food has become an unbearable task in the modern era.

III.       Argument for Decomposition

a.         A food decomposition structure would be highly effective in the area of food management.

b.         The structure will propose steps that may be adapted in the decomposition of the respective process.

b.         This will entail a grouping of certain functions distinct to the decomposition of the food management structure:

            i)          Planning

• Preparation of adequate projects aimed at the successful decomposition of food
• Production
  • May involve the establishment of new food production technologies that focus on sustainability of raw materials and insignificant effects on the environment
• Distribution
• Effective logistics systems that ensure the transportation of perishables within the specified time in order to prevent earlier disposal of the respective food stuffs
• Waste management
• Establishment of schemes such as compost pits that would assist in the proper disposal of food-related waste at a more sustainable level. Additionally, such projects may secure the settings from implications that may arise out of inappropriate waste disposal and management on the respective environment.