Family farmers in developing countries need to equip themselves with information and technology tools to feed a growing global population, Food and Agriculture Director-General José Graziano da Silva said at the G20 agricultural ministers meeting . in developing countries need to equip themselves with information and technology tools to feed a growing global population, Food and Agriculture Director-General José Graziano da Silva said at the G20 agricultural ministers meeting. Family farmers contribute significantly to food security. Worldwide, around 90 per cent of farms are either operated by an individual or a family. But smallholder family farmers are vulnerable in the face of climate change. (read article) “Millions of small family farmers need technical and financial assistance to be more resilient and adapt to the impacts of climate change. They must be able to stay on their land, produce their own food and also have access to markets,” Graziano da Silva ad...