In spite of the advances made in agriculture, many people around the world still go hungry. Why is this the case? What can be done about this problem?

It cannot be denied that

agriculture

made immense progress in recent decades.

Nevertheless

, there are still a lot of

countries

and people around the world, which suffer from hunger. In my essay, I am going to discuss possible reasons and attempt to suggest a couple of solutions for

this

unpleasant situation. It seems reasonable to argue, that nowadays

agriculture

has a vast number of enhancements in comparison with “its older ancestor”. Endless numbers of new technical devices, processing processes of crops and opportunities how to store and transport the products. Linked to

this

, we would expect hunger as just a sad memory or at least should be mitigated to the lowest possible value. Unfortunately, the opposite is true, there are still

countries

suffering from a food shortage. Possible reasons are

first

, the lands are barren and it is impossible to cultivate enough amount of different crops.

Secondly

, mentioned

countries

are overcrowded and even though the lands are fertile enough, they suffer from a lack of hectares of farmland.

Moreover

, there might be issues in

agriculture

infrastructure,

for instance

, lack of technical equipment, factories and transport system, because of general poverty.

This

situation may imply that

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countries

, which have adequate resources should,

instead

of just gathering their wealth, supply these

countries

as much as possible,

for example

with food supplies.

Furthermore

,

countries

which have issues just with

agriculture

infrastructure

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may receive assistance to build or revamp

this

particular field of industry.

Additionally

,

this

would create a vast number of vacancies, which

subsequently

will enhance the economy of a particular country. In nutshell, some reasons for the food shortages

in particular

countries

are unsolvable.

On the other hand

, richer

countries

have opportunities how to alleviate consequences related to

this

.