Kopivosian Kasanangan om Kopibabaasan. Nakabasa zou do gaab nu do tumihombus popobuu kozo do Boos tokou id theStar. Poingkaa👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Kada hiivai tokou pason touvi no di Huguan Siou and Datuk Peter kio - "Umbosia no i tangavasi om piginavo kou no tiso om tiso tu oluai no koikatan vagu di Tanak Kinoingan Huminodun mogovit tokou id hibabou kotohu.
🤔 Let’s just pray, shall we? Halleluiah! Father we just thank You for Your word. Lord as we come to terms and begin to grasp the enormity of what you have done and what our place is in this and what our responsibility is in this and how much Lord you rely upon us. Now stand in the gap and to be a watchman and to come in between and through our intercession we enforce your intercession which you have done through your intercession which is legal now. We enforce it in the earth with authority, with courage and with faith and we come in between those in the kingdom of darkness and their father the devil and we say ‘No, we’re going to transfer them into another kingdom because it has been legally accomplished,’ and that transference takes place through the act of intercession—coming in between, interceding, breaking the headship of Satan over them, releasing the grace of God to them so that they may be saved. Father I pray Lord that it will come home to us in such a way that it will come home as revelation, deep understanding that will increase our faith levels and our authority in you, for we ask this in the name of Jesus, Amen.
Civilization began with agriculture, and though humanity has changed significantly, agriculture still remains very important. In certain countries, its significance is more obvious, but the reality is that every country in the world depends on agriculture for one thing or another. Here are ten reasons why agriculture is important:
#1. It’s the main source of raw materials
Many raw materials, whether it’s cotton, sugar, wood, or palm oil, come from agriculture. These materials are essential to major industries in ways many people aren’t even aware of, such as the manufacturing of pharmaceuticals, diesel fuel, plastic, and more. In fact, raw materials are so important in production that the economic health of a country strongly depends on how many raw materials it possesses.
#2. It’s important to international trade
Raw materials from agriculture make up a huge portion of what’s traded internationally. Countries with plenty of those supplies export them and trade for materials they don’t have. If a country’s agriculture suffers for some reason, prices can go up and it disrupts the flow of trade. Currently, the EU is the first trader of agricultural products in the world, both for imports and exports.
#3. It plays a big role in a nation’s revenue
Speaking of trade, developing countries still get most of their national income from agricultural exports. While developed countries don’t depend on agriculture as much as they used to, their economies would definitely take a hit if all exports suddenly stopped.
#4. It provides employment
The agricultural industry is still one of the biggest sources of employment and in many areas, it’s actually booming. Whether it’s working as a farmer, harvester, technician for farm equipment, scientist, and so on, there are plenty of jobs available in this field. In developing countries, agricultural jobs help reduce high rates of unemployment. When it comes to reducing poverty, evidence shows that focusing on agriculture is significantly more effective than investing in other areas.
#5. It’s crucial to a country’s development
Economic development is tied to a country’s agriculture sector. When trade, national revenue, and employment are combined in a positive way, a country enjoys reduced poverty and boosted economic growth. Because strong agriculture results in benefits fairly quickly, focusing on it is one of the best ways to speed up development and improve a country’s standing in the world.
#6. It can help heal the environment
Agriculture possesses the power to harm or heal. When farmers prioritize biodiversity on their land, it benefits the earth. Having more biodiversity results in healthier soil, less erosion, better water conservation, and healthier pollinators. This is all good news for the environment as a whole, making agriculture an important part of the cycle of life.
#7. It goes hand-in-hand with war
Agriculture is such an important part of a country’s infrastructure, it makes sense it would impact conflicts and war. Throughout history, the need for land to grow food fueled many conflicts. In more modern times, specifically WWI, America’s farming industry boomed because they needed to supply Europe with agricultural products. For countries who don’t have assistance, war can break down the agricultural sector, affecting people for decades to come. When discussing agriculture, it’s impossible to not at least mention its connection to conflict.
#8. It’s the source of our food supply
Arguably the most important aspect of agriculture is that it’s the source of the world’s food supply. No matter where or what you are eating, the ingredients in your meals came from somewhere. All roads lead to agriculture. In countries dealing with food insecurity and severe malnourishment, it’s because their agriculture sectors are suffering. When agriculture thrives, fewer people go hungry.
#9. It drives innovation in technology
Because healthy agriculture is so essential to a country’s well-being, it’s been the setting of some of the most exciting innovations in technology. Through artificial intelligence, blockchain software, gene manipulation, and more, scientists and farmers have been figuring out ways to increase crop productivity, use less water, and reduce negative impacts on the environment. For scientists and tech companies, agribusiness is one of the most fascinating and productive fields to work in.
#10. The state of agriculture reflects our future
When it comes to pollution and climate change, the environment and agriculture suffer the quickest and with the most clear consequences. If effective changes aren’t made, climate change’s impact on agriculture will decimate a country’s economy and eventually wipe out the food supply. To get a better idea about where humanity is going to end up, look at agriculture. What’s being done to adapt to a rapidly-changing climate? What will our food supply look like? The state of agriculture is a good litmus test of what we can expect the future to look like.
The life of a black slave, George Washington Carver, has not only inspired many Afro-Americans but also whites. He was a devote follower of a humble son of a carpenter from Nazareth who was accused of crime that deserved death on false evidence and which he didn't commit. He willingly went to the cross and died in full obedience to his Father's calling as the Lamb of God.
It is not education only that brings change and positive impact in an individual life and the community he belongs to but the Holy Spirit and gospel of Yeshua HaMaschiach. Our ancestors knew him as Huminundun /Huminodun aka Kinoingan Tanak Mononobus who became the "Bohi Tobitua" the perfect once for all sacrificial Lamb of God who atoned for the sins of mankind.
This is a great idea and a helpful win win situation for both the travellers and the host. Should try to explore the ideas for our LIFE Garden Homestay!
