Expansion Of Food Supply Must Come From Technology
DeGraff of the American Meat Institute told the New York Section of the Institute of Food Technologists that any significant rise in the nation's food supply must come from advances in technology rather than enlarging agricultural resources. He warned against criticisms of farm chemicals and stressed progress in fertilizer and pesticide use as essential to feeding a growing population.
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Herrell DeGraff
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Food abundance and consumerism in modern society
DeGraff argues Americans enjoy unprecedentedly cheap food, bought with little thought, while consumerism grows as technology makes the homemaker a purchasing agent. He notes public indifference to commonplace food and reaction to price rises as demand exceeds supply.
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