On September 9, World Agriculture Day is celebrated as a day to pay tribute to all those men and women who have bet on the cultivation of the land.
Small, medium and large producers have made this essential work a way of life. A legacy that many have left from generation to generation.
Agriculture is an indispensable activity for sustainable development worldwide. For this reason, the nations of the world pay special attention to this economic line of vital importance for human life. For this reason, food production is becoming a top priority on the international agenda every day.
The commemoration of this day is being held to raise awareness and publicize the challenges facing agriculture in the face of climate and environmental changes, as well as new forms of consumption.
The right to eat healthy and wholesome food is another of the current challenges facing agriculture at the global level. The future of agriculture will depend to a large extent on the momentum, development, innovation and international attention given to this sector.
