Jaw crusher development lead farmers to richness

Jaw crusher development lead farmers to richness

To care about fighting poverty, “one should care about agriculture,” he said April 17 at the school's Year of Agriculture Conference. He said 75 percent of the world’s poor people depend on agriculture to make a living and that most farmers are women who cultivate one hectare.
Shah noted that the world’s population is expected to increase to more than 9 billion people by 2050. “We have to meet the world’s increasing production needs in a world where we face warmer temperatures, more erratic climates and more pressure on water,” he added.
The argriculture development depends on foundamental construction. While the construction is irreseprated with sand making line and cement line. Jaw crusher and development will certainly contrabutes to speeding up ceonomic. Shah said that during the food price increases of 2007–2009, “for the first time in 40 years, the number of people facing hunger, poverty and malnutrition went up” by more than 100 million. But, he added, as countries increase their farm productivity, food prices will go down.
In the 20 countries where Feed the Future concentrates, the focus is on locally designed production strategies targeted to specific regions. Results are measured at the farm level and at the national level. “This quantitative approach is starting to show promise,” He said agriculture needs to be treated as a business, not solely as a development issue. He pointed to science and technology investment successes USAID has brought to two Asian nations.
In 2011, USAID launched a program to help Bangladesh’s farmers to use fertilizer more efficiently with a method called deep urea placement, or putting nitrogen-rich capsules into irrigated and rain-fed rice plots. That resulted in a 15 percent increase in rice yield for 400,000 farmers in only 18 months, Shah said.
“By harnessing the power of science and technology, we believe we can transform agriculture in a diverse array of production systems in Asia, Latin America, Africa and everywhere else.” Another USAID partnership is with the food and beverage company PepsiCo Inc. and the U.N. World Food Programme to reach 30,000 chickpea farmers in Ethiopia.
As the same, the crushing industry is still in a developing stage, and it is a necessary fot faming and concentation. Jaw crusher and ball mill are higher concentrate of technic and production. Consequently, it is relative difficult for research. In the future, market demands will must develop toward high-end and intelligentialize direction.