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re: Belief in Organic Agriculture as a Solution?

Ralph McKelvie — Wed, 04 Mar 2009 09:28:06 GMT

Great post! I’ve been very interested in health for a long time. I didn’t know that Belief in Organic Agriculture as a Solution?

re: Digital Map of Fertility in African Soil to boost Food Production

NWAGA Dieudonné — Wed, 04 Feb 2009 13:22:51 GMT

As coordinator (with Dr NYOBE) of AGRA Soil Health Project in Cameroon I will appreciate to be aware of that work on the digital map of fertility if African soils. Is it possible to obtain any even draft of soil fertility ststus of SS Africa? Much more west and central part.

Regards and Thanks a lot

re: Day 2 starts - Moderated by Laura Tyson - Prof. Haas School of Business, U. of California, Berkeley

tarek — Mon, 26 Jan 2009 13:01:22 GMT

I just want to say that the enterpanouraship panel was very week ... the first two ladies were advertising for donation and microfinacing the janapines guy was trying to get more buisiness to japan the only person that realy talked about the subject of the crices and enterpanouraship was the Italian guy. He was prepared and gaive numbers and comparisons to the audiance in front of him (Saudis) ... I hope that next year GCF will bring stronger people to talk about enterpanouraship ....

MBA, Enterpanouraship graduate ... co-founder and CEO of a Saudi small campany ...

Tarek

re: Belief in Organic Agriculture as a Solution?

Mohsen El-Bahaie — Sun, 25 Jan 2009 12:01:39 GMT

Organic food production is not the green highway for development. it requires more market stratgies, beside it has a lot lower production capacity that traditional agriculture.

how about using owen biodiveristy? instead of drinking cow milk and meat, to use more camel milk and meat!. can you imagin what is the impact of this on the huge production of feed and water in the whole world?

isn't camel a more sheap option as a source of food espcially for the Arabian pennsula?

re: Financial Crisis - Low Fertilizer Demand + Low Food Production = Food Crisis?

Mohsen El-Bahaie — Sun, 25 Jan 2009 11:57:11 GMT

I think that the financil crises will never be solved with bailout policy in the different countries. in my opinion it like adding fuel to fire. there should be more objective control using financial managment tools. (The islamic finance concepts provids an excellent source of knowlage in this aspect)

then not only food but also all other economical sectors would start to refresh and bloom again!

somthing to consider?

re: Peter Brabeck - Nestlé CEO Intervention

Mohsen El-Bahaie — Sun, 25 Jan 2009 11:51:07 GMT

This is a nice linkage between water for Food or Fuel! So is Mr. Brabeck suggesting to drop the idea of biofuel?