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2026 Shaping Skylines: Urban Design Challenge

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Samuel:

What’s going on everyone! Welcome back! Today we’re talking about our newspaper, Generation Farmer, and how it connects to two others: Seeds of Life and Food Security. And these connections aren’t random — they’re environmental, social, economic, and even cultural.

Arjun:

Right. Let’s start with Seeds of Life. Environmentally, it explains that in the next 30 years, we’ll need to produce more food than humanity has ever produced in history. That’s because the global population keeps growing. But here’s the issue — many crops are vulnerable to disease, climate stress, and degradation. So the environment is directly affecting how much food we can grow.

Gianna:

And that’s where Generation Farmer comes in. Socially, we need a new generation of farmers to step up. A lot of farmers today are aging, and not enough young people are entering agriculture. If no one replaces them, food production drops — and that affects everyone. This isn’t just about farming. It’s about communities, jobs, and survival.

Samuel:

Now let’s connect this to Food Security. Economically, one of the biggest barriers young farmers face is land cost. In less developed countries, farmers sell food at very low prices, so they can’t earn enough to buy more land. In the U.S., it’s the opposite problem — land is so expensive that even profitable farmers struggle to expand. So the “where” matters. The challenges look different depending on location, but the result is the same: fewer new farmers.

Arjun:

And that directly impacts food security. If young farmers can’t afford land, food production slows down. Meanwhile, food availability is already dropping in some regions. That’s why this connection matters — because economics affects who can farm, and who can farm affects how much food the world has.

Gianna:

Also, in many African countries, family farms depend on rainfall. Climate change causes draughts and weaker soil. In other regions, farmers might deal more with flooding, extreme storms, or crop disease. This shows that food insecurity is a global issue, and the differences in regions change what is grown there.

Samuel: At the end of the day, Generation Farmer, Seeds of Life, and Food Security are all connected because they focus on one core question: Who will grow our food in the future?

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Explain the degree to which Von Thunen is still applicable to our agriculture system today

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Explain the degree to which Von Thunen is still applicable to our agriculture system today

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We can explain global patters of uneven deveoplment, because countries that are at the top will stay at the top and the more countries that are there will make it harder for other countries to move up. This happens because the NIC's need things from teh LDC's but the MDC's need the NIC's making more stress on the lower teir countries because more people will need them and there will be less supply.

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Population Distribution & Density Lesson 2025

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1. Because it gives the mothers a spot to lean back on and they are proud of the fact that they have thoe boxes to use

2. Because when it first started it was only for porer familes, and the reasons were just to help them, but now the box is avalible to eryone and they want the box to prmote ahealthy lifefor the babies with the books, and promoting breastfeeding

3. The box had a postive effect because after it was implimented infant mortality rates dropped compared to before.

4. It could impact people, because if they couldn't afford the things that the baby needed the baby would be put at risk, allowing familes to have something to fall back on, and it could help a countries develpoment by allowing those babies to grow up into the work force boosting economy.

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asia, because they have a higher birth rate, lack of food, smaller not good birth rate, not as mch money, If a country has a large population it doesnt have to mean a population problem if that large population is well taken care of

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Copy of Entry Event: Putting Our Community on the Map

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Maps can influence the way we understand cultural landscape by allowing people to use land marks and streets to figure their way around an area or city instead of a normal gps, it allows people to be more coneced to the cmmunity.