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Farm Credibly wants to bring more agritech to our food supply chains. Companies and individuals who currently struggle to reliably source from farmers or connect with consumers can now participate in supply networks (in addition to traditional supply chains). What this means is that we are facilitating more connections than has ever been possible before. For instance, end consumers can, for the first time, benefit on the upside from farmers who ultimately are feeding us all.

Although it's not really fair to compare two completely different centuries in a graph like this, is there any knowledge that can be derrived from the comparison being in this graph?

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The truth is that the historical profitability of planting sugarcane has been sharply decreasing since 1763, despite an overall increase in sugar con-sumption worldwide over the last several decades.

Here we can see population pyramids for the world, showing a widening youth base, especially in developing countries. It demonstrates the overall increase in the number of young people on the planet. These are people who are currently being fed by a comparatively smaller and aging population of farmers. There are considerably more young people than old, so the already small proportion of farmers (who on average are 60 years and older) will need to pass on their skills and livelihoods to younger persons.

I really love St. Thomas! I think the fact that St. Thomas is a parish with what looks like the least amount of resources or development, actually works in its favour. This allows the parish the ability to reflect a rich heritage, you can feel the healing energy as soon as you enter that Bull Bay strip.  Think about it, of all Jamaica’s parishes this is the one with the cleanest and safest beaches.