What is the best definition for ‘food security’?The ability to transport food across the globe securelyHaving enough food to feed a populationProtecting crops from pests and pathogensHaving effective barriers to prevent livestock escaping

What is the best definition for ‘food security’?Having effective barriers to prevent livestock escapingHaving enough food to feed a populationThe ability to transport food across the globe securelyProtecting crops from pests and pathogens2Which of the following is not a threat to food security?New pests and pathogensIntensive farming methodsDroughts or floodingIncreasing birth rates in less developed countries3Why do some farmers keep animals in enclosed spaces such as cages?To limit their movement so they don’t use their muscles so muchTo prevent them from escapingTo prevent the spread of diseaseTo encourage them to breed4Which of these is a positive impact of the use of inorganic fertilisers?Climate changeEutrophicationCarbon emissionsIncreased food production5Biofuels are:Carbon negativeCarbon efficientCarbon neutralCarbon positive

Food security refers to:Question 8Select one:a.the organizations who distribute food to individuals who need it.b.the efforts of a nation to protect its food resources from attacks by other countriesc.the ability to obtain sufficient food on a daily basis.d.All of the above.

The ultimate aim of agricultural development is to increase food security. What do you mean byfood security

Identify some possible ways to improve food security.

What is one potential policy measure to improve food security?*1 pointEncouraging food manufacturers to donate surplus foodIncreasing the cost of food in remote areasReducing access to special needs dietsDiscouraging local production of food