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2020 World Food Prize

10/15/2020 | 56m 39sVideo has Closed Captions

Hunger fighters honor award-winning achievements with the World Food Prize.

The 2020 prize is awarded to Dr. Rattan Lal, whose pioneering research on the restoration of soil health in Africa, Asia and Latin America led to revelations that impacted agricultural yields, natural resource conservation and climate change mitigation. The agricultural practices Lal advocated are now at the heart of efforts to improve agriculture systems globally.

10/15/2020

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2020 World Food Prize

10/15/2020 | 56m 39sVideo has Closed Captions

The 2020 prize is awarded to Dr. Rattan Lal, whose pioneering research on the restoration of soil health in Africa, Asia and Latin America led to revelations that impacted agricultural yields, natural resource conservation and climate change mitigation. The agricultural practices Lal advocated are now at the heart of efforts to improve agriculture systems globally.

10/15/2020

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