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This is the Voa Special English Agriculture Report.

A United Nations conference on rising food prices ended with an agreement to invest more in agriculture.

UN secretary Genery Ban K said food production needs to increase 50% by 2030 to make rising demand. The cost, he said could top 15 to 20,000,000 a year over a number of years.

About 180 countries were represented at the three-day summit meeting last week in Rome. The final declaration called for immediate support for agriculture production including seeds, fertilizer and other supplies. It also urged countries to reduce agricultural trade barriers. The deligates nearly fail to reach a final agreement, there were objections from Northern America on trade related issues.

The UN food and agriculture organization says agriculture is the main support for 70% of the world's poor. Yet, the FAO says, aid to agriculture fell almost 60% from 1984 to 2004.

In 1980, 17% of official development assistance went to agriculture. By 2006 that cheer was 3%. The meeting in Rome was officially called the high-level conference on world food security: the challenges of climate change and By a villege.

Using food crops to make fuel was a major point of debate. In the end, J head of the FAO said differences of opinion about biofuels were too wide to settle. Some countries called for international guidelines on production, but the final declaration called only for indepth study to make sure biofuels don't threaten food security .

The European Union and United States both support biofuels. Before the conference American agriculture secretary E said Biofuels play only a small part in higher food prices.He said, other causes include rising energy prices and poor harvests in major green producing countries. He also noted increased consturctions on food exports. High food prices have incresed hunger and poverty and produced wildy in some countries. In addition to short-term measures, countries are being urged to think of longer lasting answers to feed a growing world. The final declaration said 862,000,000 people are still undernourished in the world today and noted that food prices are expected to remain high in the years to come.

And that's the Voa special English agriculture report written by J. I'm Bob.

THIS IS THE VOA SPECIAL ENGLISH AGRICULTUAL REPORT.A UNITED NATIONS CONFRONTS SOME RISING FOOD PRICES AND WITH THEM AGREEMENT TO INVEST MORE IN AGRECULTURE.U.N SCRETERY GENERAL BONKI MOON SAID FOOD PRODUCTION NEED TO INCREASE 50 PERCENT BY 2030 TO MEET RISING DEMAND.THE CAUSH HE SAID COULD TOP 15 TO 20 BILLION DOLLARS A YEAR OVER A NUMBER OF YEARS.ABOUT 180 COUNTRIES WERE REPRESENTED AT THE 3-DAY SUMMIT MEETING LAST WEEK  IN ROME.THE FINAL DECRORATION  CALLED FOR IMMEDIAT SUPPORT FOR AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION INCLUDING SEEDS FURTLISER AND OTHER SUPPLIES.IT ALSO URGES COUNTRIES TO REDUCE AGRICULTURAL TRADE BARRIERS.THE DELIGATE NEARLY FAILED TO REACH A FINAL AGREEMENT.THERE WERE OBJECTIONS FROM LATTIN AMERICA ON TRADE RELATED ISSUES.THE U.N FOOD AND AGRICULTURAL ORGNISATION SAYS,AGRICULTURE IS THE MAIN SUPPORT FOR 70 PERCENT OF THE WORLD'S POOR.YET THE FAO SAYS,82 AGRICULTURE FELLOW MOST 60 PERCENT FROM 1984 TO 2004.IN 1980 70 PERCENT OF OFFICIAL DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANTS WENT TO AGRICULTURE.BY 2006 THAT SHAR WAS 3 PERCENT.THE MEETING IN ROME WAS OFFICAILLY CALLED THE HIGH LEVEL CONFERENCE ON WORLD FOOD SECURITY.THE CHALLENGES OF CLIMBE CHANGE AND BUYER ENERGY.USING FOOD CROPS TO MAKE FEEL ONE'S A MAJOR POINT OF DEBATE.IN THE END RACK DEWOLF HAD THE FAO SET DIFFERENCE OF THE OPINION ABOUT BUY OFEELS OR TO WIDE TO SETTLE.SOME COUNTRIES CALLED FOR INTERNATIONAL GUIDELINES ON PRODUCTION.BUT THE FINAL DECRORATION CALLED ONLY FOR INDEX STUDY TO MAKE SURE BUY OFEELS TO NOT THREATEN FOOD SECURITY.THE UROPEAN UNION AND TEH UNITED STATES BOTH SUPPORT B\UYOFEELS THE CONFERENCE AMERICAN AGRICULTURAL SECRETARY ADSHAFER SAID BUYOFEELS PLAY ONLY A SMALL PART IN HIGHER FOOD PRICES.HE SAID OTHER CAUSES INCLUDE RISING ENERGY PRICES AND POOR HARVESTS IN MAJOR GREEN PRODUCING COUNTRIES.HE ALSO NOTED INCREASED RESTRICTION ON FOOD EXPORTS.HIGH FOOD PRICES HAVE INCREASED HUNGER AND POVERTY AND PRODUCE WEARTING IN SOME COUNTRIES.IN ADDITION TO SHORT TURN MEASURES.COUNTRIES ARE BEING URGED TO THINK OF ANGER LASTING ANSWERS TO SEED A GROWING WORLD.THE FINAL DECRORATION SAID 862 MILLION PEOPLE ARE STILL UNDER NURSED IN THE WORLD TODAY AND IT NOTED THAT FOOD PRICES ARE EXPECTED TO REMAIN HIGH IN THE YEARS TO COME.AND THAT'S THE VOA SPECIAL ENGLISH AGRICULTURAL REPORT.WRITTEN JEROLING WATTEN.I'M BOB BUDY.

This is the VOA special English agriculture report. A United Nations’ conference on rising food prices ended with an agreement to invest more in agriculture. UN secretary general Ban Ki-moon said, food production needs to increase fifty percent by 2030 to meet rising demand. The cause, he said, could top 15 to 20 billion dollars a year over a number of years. About 180 countries were represented at the three-day summit meeting last week in Rome. The final declaration called for immediate support for agricultural production, including seeds, fertilizer, and other supplies. It also urged countries to reduce agricultural trade barriers. The delegates nearly failed to reach a final agreement. There were objections from Latin America on trade relating issues. The UN Food and Agriculture Organization says, agriculture is the main support for seventy percent of the world’s poor. Yet the FAO says, a to agriculture fell almost 60 percent from 1984 to 2004. In 1980, 70 percent of official development assistance went to agriculture. By 2006 that share was three percent. The meeting in Rome was officially called the high-level conference on world food security, but challenges of climate change and bioenergy. Using food crop to make fuel was a major point of debate. In the end, --, head of the FAO, said differences of opinions of biofuels were too wide to settle. Some countries called for international guideline on production, but the final declaration called only for in debt study to make sure biofuels do not threaten food security. The European Union and the United States both support biofuels. Before the conference American agriculture secretary Ad Shaffer said, biofuels only play a small part of higher food prices. He said other causes including rising energy prices and poor harvests in major grain producing countries. He also noticed increased restrictions on food exports. High food prices have increased hunger and poverty and produced wilding in some countries. In addition to short term measures, countries are being urged to think of longer lasting answers to feed a growing world. The final declaration said, eight hundred sixty-two million people are still under nurse in the world today. And it noticed that food prices are expected to remain high in the years to come. And that’s the VOA special English agriculture report, written by --. I’m Bob Douty.

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This is the VOA special english, agriculture report.

       A United  Nations conference on rising food  prices  ended  with an  agreement to invest more in agriculture. UN secretary  general B.K.M said food productation need to increase  50% by 2030 to meet  rising demand.  The cost, he said , could   top  15  to 20 billion dollars a year over a numer of years.

       About 180 countries were  represented at the three-day  summer  meeting last week in Rome .The final declaration called for immediate support for agricultural production including seeds, fertilizer and other supplies.it also urge countries to reduce  agricultural  trade  barriers .          

      The delegates   nearly   failed  to reach a final agreement. There were objections from   americian and   trade   related    issues. The UN food and  agriculture organization says agriculture  is the main support for  70% of  the world's  food.  yet the FAO says   ?   agriculture falled almost   50%   from 1984 to 2004. In 1980, 17%   of official   development   assistents   went to agriculture ,by 2006, that year  was 3%.

       The meeting in Rome  was officially called  the  high level conference  on world food security.  a challenges of climate change  and bio-energe.Using food  crops  to make fuel  was a major point to  debate.  In the end,   R.W., head of the FAO said  differences  of opionion  about biofuels   were  too  wide to settle.

       Some countries called for international guidelines on  production  , but the final declaration  called only  for  indebt   study  to make sure  biofuels do  not    ?  for security. The Europe Union and unite states both support  biofuels. before the  conference . Americian  agriculture  secretary   A.S.   said  biofuels are  only a small part high food prices. he said other  ?   including energy prices    ?      in major green producing countries. he also noted   increased    on  food        high food  prices  have been increased  hunger and poverty and produce  ?    in some countries.

         In addition to  short-term  measures, countries are being urged to  think of  longer  lasting  answers  to feed a growing world.The final declaration said   862 million people are still on the nearest in the world today.  and it noted the food  prices are   remain  high  in the years to come.

        and that  is the VOA special english, agriculture report.