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This 48 minute radio broadcast is a discussion of agriculture and sustainability - how can people worldwide ensure that there is plenty of food now, as well as in years to come? Will it take changes in production methods? Diet? Attitudes? There is discussion of how the population of the future will be increasingly urban; what the results of the Green Revolution were; how providing meat is more of a challenge than feeding the world grain; and the need for drought-tolerant seeds useful for small farmers in developing countries. The first 8 minutes of the broadcast is a report on a pair of conjoined twins who were separated in 2002.
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