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"An Asset Management Perspective"
JUNE 2009

"“From an investor’s perspective, the challenge of feeding and fueling the world is far-reaching,
requiring sound governmental policies, education and training of practitioners, and the massive
strategic deployment of capital.”"

"With global population set to rise to over 9 billion by 2050 and global incomes expected to increase, the agricultural sector
faces great challenges to feed this growth. When the impact of climate change and greenhouse gas emissions is taken into
account, this becomes even more of a pressing issue in a carbon constrained world........."

"We therefore recognize that finding a solution that can feed and help fuel 9 billion people in a sustainable and economically
viable way, in a constrained world, will require huge investments."

" The growing global population, with its increasing need for energy and food, presents a challenge for the planet: How can the ever increasing demand for these resources be met in a sustainable manner? This is of particular importance in light of
climate change: Emissions of greenhouse gases from energy and food production causes climate change...... "

"The focus of this paper is on how we can try to meet this challenge of boosting agricultural productivity to meet the needs of
the Earth’s ever hungrier population. The paper looks at this challenge through 2050, and presents as-of-yet unpublished
data from agricultural models."

"Our conclusion is that it is going to be hard to meet the challenge and all available technologies will be looked at and
massive investment will be required."

"Recently, the United Nations Food and Agriculture Program (FAO) released a report on how organic agriculture can not only mitigate greenhouse gas emissions but also can reduce soil erosion,rehabilitate soils, conserve biological diversity, reduce environmental
degradation, lower livestock densities and create more effective vegetable production and integrate farmers into high value food chains."

"Our global agricultural system has integrated the production of food, feed and fuels. We must raise the productivity of our
lands so that all needs can be met and allocate land such that it will allow agricultural production both to feed and fuel our
populations. That allocation must be predicated on detailed analysis of current land use, the capacity of given lands under
certain constraints, such as water, fertility, and climate, and proper land use policies. While technologies and management
practices are proven to raise yields, they are poorly deployed. A lack of investment, misguided agricultural policies and
subsidies, and lack of farmer education and training have led to low agricultural productivity in much of the world. As the
global population increases, agri-business industries are hard at work solving this challenge.........."

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