TOKYO - When facts change, so should strategies. Agricultural development, for example, faces radically different challenges today than it did only 70 years ago. Back then, when the Food and Agriculture Organization was founded, there was a lack of food in the world, and efforts focused on dramatically ramping up production to prevent mass starvation in many countries.
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