debut: 11/14/02
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Big up Guyana - global #1 in food security
debut: 1/9/07
11,969 runs
In reply to Chrissy
Small South American..,small? I watch some of those videos but never trust them, lots of exaggerations
Small South American..,small? I watch some of those videos but never trust them, lots of exaggerations
debut: 11/14/02
200,874 runs
In reply to HumbleCalf
Me too but I read the Nature link and BBC science. Guyana has always been pretty self sufficient.
Me too but I read the Nature link and BBC science. Guyana has always been pretty self sufficient.
debut: 2/1/15
10,628 runs
Well they only have half a million people to feed and tons and tons of land ....
debut: 1/1/04
12,872 runs
In reply to Chrissy
But can they survive without alou, dhall and flour???
That’s the question!
But can they survive without alou, dhall and flour???
That’s the question!
debut: 1/24/04
16,328 runs
In reply to ray
Except all he did was feed, clothed, and housed and steal only for himself.
Banham vision - Feed, Clothes, and house yourself
Except all he did was feed, clothed, and housed and steal only for himself.
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debut: 3/21/08
12,474 runs
Burnham VIsion Feed, Clothes, and house yourself
Stolen from Bollywood movie
debut: 2/7/03
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In reply to nickoutr
Actually, Burnham started this in 1972...movie came out in 1974
Maybe Bollywood steal from Burnham
Actually, Burnham started this in 1972...movie came out in 1974
Maybe Bollywood steal from Burnham
debut: 11/14/02
200,874 runs
In reply to camos
See it yah
For all his glaring faults, this was Burnham’s long term goal.
Give di damn man his credit.
See it yah
Out of 186 countries, only Guyana produces enough food to self-sufficiently feed all its citizens without foreign imports, according to new research.
The study, published in Nature Food, investigated how well each country could feed their populations in seven food groups: fruits, vegetables, dairy, fish, meat, plant-based protein and starchy staples.
Worldwide, the study found that 65 per cent of countries were overproducing meat and dairy, compared to their own population’s dietary needs.
The study, published in Nature Food, investigated how well each country could feed their populations in seven food groups: fruits, vegetables, dairy, fish, meat, plant-based protein and starchy staples.
Worldwide, the study found that 65 per cent of countries were overproducing meat and dairy, compared to their own population’s dietary needs.
For all his glaring faults, this was Burnham’s long term goal.
Give di damn man his credit.
debut: 11/14/02
200,874 runs
It also found that Guyana, located in South America, was the only country that could boast total self-sufficiency, while China and Vietnam were close behind, being able to produced enough food in six out of seven food groups.
Just one in seven of the tested countries were judged self-sufficient in five or more categories.
Just one in seven of the tested countries were judged self-sufficient in five or more categories.
debut: 4/5/05
7,711 runs
In reply to Chrissy
Seriously? He died in 1985, it is now 2025.
It is the goal of every leader since the beginning of time. There really is no relevance.
For all his glaring faults, this was Burnham’s long term goal.
Give di damn man his credit.
Give di damn man his credit.
Seriously? He died in 1985, it is now 2025.
It is the goal of every leader since the beginning of time. There really is no relevance.
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