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The Future of Livestock and Livestock Production Systems in Asia's Food Security Landscape

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Alders, Robyn
Kalupahana, Ruwani
Nguyen-Viet, Hung
Rahman, Habibar
Unger, Fred
Wright, Iain

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World Scientific Publishing Co

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Asia is not only the largest producer of important food items like rice and vegetable oil, but also the largest importer of commodities like soybeans and corn. Additionally, more than half the world's population lives in Asia and thus the largest number of food insecure people are also in Asia. Food security is therefore a matter of paramount importance in Asia.

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Food Security Issues in Asia

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2099-12
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