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Nearly half of the world is suitable for diversified farming for sustainable intensification
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Explore how current agricultural systems fail to meet food demands while harming the environment. This study by Hannah Kamau, Shahrear Roman, and Lisa Biber-Freudenberger delves into niche modeling to predict the distribution of profitable diversified farming systems worldwide, revealing opportunities for sustainable intensification and addressing critical land use debates.
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