This document discusses the impacts of climate change on global agriculture and food security. It argues that [1] farmers, especially in developing countries, are particularly vulnerable to climate change but lack access to technologies and information that could help with adaptation; [2] an interactive information system is needed to provide farmers with early warnings, advice on agricultural practices, and weather updates to facilitate climate-resilient farming; and [3] developed countries should prioritize supporting farmers in developing countries who are on the front lines of climate change through funding for adaptation technologies and services.

1. By:
Aderajew Woldu
Gebru
PRECESION AGRICULTURE
INFORMATION SYSTEM FOR
FOOD SECURITY &
POPULATION CLIMATE CHANGE
AGRICULTURE ADAPTATION
REMAIN THE SOLE
FOOD SUPPLIER
SECTOR
DEVASTATING
CLIMATE
AGRICULTURE: THE
FIRST VICTIM OF
CLIMATE

2. The people around
the globe demands
food everyday; which
otherwise won’t be
done without
agriculture.
The world is facing a
hunger crisis unlike
anything it has seen
in more than 50
years.
925 million people are
hungry.
The food we claim as a right comes with the
expense of farmers production management

3. When will food aid will
cease hunger for
lasting?
Decades has gone
with having food aid
as a means!!
Peoples of developing countries are searching for
someone to hand them food, while endowed with
productive resources, due to climate change.

4. How long the food aid
donors will help the
underprivileged?
When will this long
queue turned to
community based
food production than
waiting for aid?
Every day, almost
16,000 children die
from hunger-related
causes. That's one
child every five
seconds.
Teach a man to fish!!

5. While agriculture is
left prone to climate
change risks; other
industries are dying
to contribute to
mankind luxury
accessories !!
** Huge companies
are currently paying
emission tax, though
it got stack to reach
the first victims,
farmers!
How can a subsistent agriculture
produce food for 7 Billion heads?

6.  Farmers in developing world are not
technology friendly, it demands an
interface to use precision agriculture
technologies.
 Developing an information system, where
illiterate farmers can utilize potentially ,
can let them to have early warning
system and digitized crop management.
Which way to go??

7.  To have ICT based extension & early
warning system could help to facilitate
adoption and use of agricultural inputs in
an environmentally friendly way.
 Equally, it helps to warn & give timely
information to keep with the climate
change dynamism
Continued…

8. Precision agriculture
could contribute much
on reduction of food
insecurity and
meeting the MDGs.
The seasonal nature
of rain-fed
agriculture, made it
sensitive for a timely
information.
Information delay in agriculture is
access deny.

9.  Taking ICT as a solution, rather than as a
means, has been the major problem.
 What remain ignored is building an
interactive information system that the
clients could fit the interface.
What have been forgotten?

10.  Emission tax & climate change
compensation collection should target
farmers, who are fully depend on natural
processes, count major part of the African
continent & poorer of the globe, and the
major producers of food crop.
Farmers should get priority!!

11.  Till environmental rehabilitation &
conservation practices bring change; the
immediate victims need to have a secured
mechanism for adaptation.
 ICT integrated extension & advisory
services, weather and disease out-break
reliable & ready early warning system is
required, and this is the time to do so.
Continued…

12. Save man of
tomorrow!!
How on earth a man
of today deteriorate
& pre-determine the
life of the coming
one?
Let’s change the way we farm & save man
of tomorrow from dying of hunger!!