by Matteo Cavallito<\/p>\n
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There is no doubt about it: saving global agriculture requires sustainable choices. But what’s more important is that we need to act now with unprecedented international coordination both by governments and private companies, two FAO experts<\/strong> told to Re Soil Foundation. Their word come after the latest edition of SOLAW 2021<\/strong>, \u201cThe state of the world\u2019s land and water resources for food and agriculture\u201d<\/a>. The report on the health of agricultural land and water resources released in recent weeks by the UN organization itself.<\/p>\n “The interconnected systems of land, soil and water are stretched to the limit with agricultural systems at breaking point\u201d, says Feras Ziadat, the SOLAW coordinator<\/strong>. \u201cPressures on land and water resources have built to the point where productivity of key agricultural systems is compromised and livelihoods are threatened.”<\/p>\n