Alimentación y Agua
「若い農業従事者の確保は、世界的課題」専門家が解決策を提示
世界農業者機構（WFO）のアルノー・ピュシュ・ペイ・ダリサック会長によると、世界の農業従事者の平均年齢は55歳を超えています。「多くの農業者が近く引退し、職を離れることになるでしょう。これは、若い世代に活躍の機会を提供することにもつながります」と同氏は述べています。
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