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Powering Agriculture: Collection of Sources

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This area is used to gather different sources we use in our own publications in order to make it possible to find the original one.




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Technology Factsheet


Rice Bubble Dryer

  • "Rice production accounts for about 28% of total world cereal production and provides about 60% of dietary calories to more than 3 billion people. It is the second most cultivated cereal after wheat with East Asia and Southeast Asia accounting for around 60% of the world’s rice production."



FAO



Nov. 16



Solar Milk Can

  • "Milk is one of the most consumed commodities in the world with cow milk being the 5th most produced commodity by quantity of production."

  • "Around 760 Mt of fresh milk were produced worldwide in 2013."

  • "A wide range of resulting milk products was consumed by over 6 billion people."



FAO



Nov. 16



Solar Freezer

  • "Roughly one-third of food produced for human consumption is lost or wasted globally."

  • "In developing countries more than 40% of the food losses occur at post-harvest and processing levels."

  • "For example, fish with a storage life of 15 days at 0°C will keep for 6 days at 5°C and only about 2 days at 15°C before becoming unacceptable."

FAO


FAO

FAO




Nov. 16

Flyer Powering Agriculture


"The food sector currently accounts for around 30 percent of the world’s total energy consumption. High-GDP countries use a greater portion of this energy for processing and transport."

"Globally, the agrifood chain consumes 30 percent of the world’s available energy – with more than 70 percent consumed beyond the farm gate."

"The food sector accounts for 30% of global energy use and 22% of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. Improved agricultural water management can contribute to ‘energy and climate’ smart food production."

FAO



FAO


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