Topic: Food security might not be a priority for younger generations. (2) - page 4. (Read 1119 times)

To make cryptocurrency investments work for the agriculture industry, we must establish a system that resembles an efficiently functioning machine. Here's how it might work:

1. A cryptocurrency fund is established to invest in the blockchain relies agriculture ventures such as tracking options for the distribution of food or innovative agricultural equipment.

2. The younger investors place their financial resources in the fund, recognizing that their donations are helping to develop the agricultural industry and may boost returns.

3. The fund's assets provides frequent updates to investors on the status and impact of agricultural investments, thereby boosting confidence and openness. To grab the desire of the younger generation in agriculture, we must also find a method to make it appealing and meaningful.

Look at the bright side, it means there will be a lot supply in government employees, office workers, engineers etc. This will make the entity can decrease the salary because they know there are a lot people wants this job.

On the other hands, no one is interested with agricultural sector, so this will make foods price increase and they can make higher profit because the foods is scarce when there are a lot people want to feed themselves.

It's always supply and demand.

exactly the younger generation are definitely focusing on developing technology to grow the yield, its not like most people aren't interested in farming but people who are interested in farming nowadays are very committed one they will try to integrate technology into their farming to increase the yield.
such as utilizing drone for fertilizer for their plants and so on there are certainly many way where we can integrate technology into the agriculture and farming in general.
younger generation definitely interested more in the developing technology though since if there's technology invented then it could increase more yield and that means
much more money than previously using rather traditional method.
i've seen in various countries they even use UV light to double productivity of dragon fruit.

In my opinion, this is because many farmers do not want their children not to become farmers for various reasons. And they prefer to direct or want their children to go to college to become government employees, office workers, engineers, doctors, police and so on. Because they consider it more prosperous than the agricultural sector, their parents want their children to be much better than their fathers.
And I think this is one of the reasons because the younger generation is still being educated by their parents who work as farmers so that they can be better than them. Because they feel the truth and think that if they become farmers they will not be prosperous, and will not be far from poverty or living hand to mouth.
Moreover, with advances in technology, many young people do not want to be left behind, including investing in digital currency which they use as an alternative opportunity to make money.

And what I said is a fact and most of it is like that, it's different if the new generation wants it for themselves.

With the advent of cryptocurrency in the world in general and in the economic sphere in particular, nothing much will change. Cryptocurrency does not create material wealth, does not increase the volume of manufactured products and food products. Cryptocurrency only slightly redistributes financial flows. At the same time, the population of our planet is increasing, and due to sudden climate change, the volume of agricultural land is decreasing. If the younger generation can eat less, then perhaps they will choose finance as a priority, including more involvement in cryptocurrency. But this is unlikely to happen directly on the scale of an entire generation.

Well, nothing's bad if they know what they are doing. Indeed other industries are as well profitable but this is their preference, assuming that it is. Eitherway, risk will be present no matter what investment you engage yourself with. Agriculture and food industries are a bit saturated at this point and introducing your own brand is way difficult than ever, so I cannot blame the young ones if they will choose what's new as long as it will be beneficial for them. Younger gens in the first place are the ones following technological advancements which makes it not surprising. Ore industries also, are now considering blockchain adoption which is a good thing to consider if you're looking forward with long term progress.
Valid point as well. Culture and environment highly affects the interest and choices of the younger gens. It also speaks for appropriation such that if you are in a country or area that agriculture is most of the time, the source of living, then kids at a young age would more likely engage with the same industry. Perhaps with OPs country, technological advancements are more evident. As long as it shows progressive development no matter what industry it is, I'd say things are still fine for the new ones. What matters is the ct of engaging with a field of their interest.

I don't think it will effect the economy. The younger generation is not only focused on investments like crypto. There are many young people who are exposed to technology and are dedicated to inventing and developing new technologies and machines. These innovations are aimed at making it simpler and easier for humans to do heavy work, such as farming and any food-related productions.

The accessibility and convenience of online platforms make it tempting for young individuals to explore the opportunities from the comfort of their homes, especially given the potential for significant financial gains. But there are still young people who are deeply connected to traditional occupations like farming, often stemming from family legacies and cultural ties. These individuals may have been raised in farming communities and have a strong affinity for agricultural practices passed down through generations.

There remains a segment of the younger generation that values the physical labor and connection to the land inherent in farming, while advancements in technology have indeed revolutionized various industries, including agriculture. Both paths offer unique opportunities and challenges, and the choice between them often reflects individual interests, values, and circumstances. As society continues to evolve, the world needs to respect the diverse career paths and aspirations of the younger generation.

Not all, but for sure the majority, because younger generations are more exposed to tech, meaning in the online world they are always on their gadgets, and they know how high risk and high reward crypto is, and they are just thinking that they can earn it at their own comfort in their homes. But there are young people who are into farming because they grow with it like their parents taught them, meaning they want to do it as well but  with the advancement of technology, younger people want it more than doing the dirty work.

Perhaps it depends on a country and on area (rural vs urban). If agriculture isn't big in a country, I don't see why people would see it as a good investment option there. If people live in urban areas, I also think it's unlikely that they'd buy a farm or something like that. Also, let's not forget that crypto investment doesn't require a minimum, whereas buying a farm requires a certain amount of money, which can make it unaffordable to many young people.
But if it's a rural area and a country with rich land where you can actually grow lots of veggies, having your own little area and growing food can be a major source of income or just a direct source of food. That being said, younger generations do often try to move to bigger cities and make it in other economic sectors, even if they grew up in rural areas.

The crypto sector is new for everyone, and we are at the beginning of the revolution in the world of digital currencies, and many changes will occur in the future.

As for the interest of young people and the rising generation in trading and investing in crypto, I believe that this is not a reason for neglecting the rest of the specializations, and it will not harm the economy, as we have previously neglected many sectors, such as health, in the time of Corona, and the only thing that negatively affects the economy is wars.

We cannot all be doctors, professors, or investors. There is a doctor, a pilot, a cleaning engineer, a farmer...

Now many young people dream of becoming YouTubers or want to become skilled traders and want to invest in cryptocurrencies. So it is not only agricultural regeneration that is threatened, so are livestock farmers and other sectors, although the data is not yet significant. It must be acknowledged that food security is very important for a country to survive and every country must have food security, so it is very clear that food security has a big influence on a country's economy, especially for the younger generation.

However, unfortunately the younger generation is less interested in agriculture because one of the strong reasons is welfare. Many farmers should be prosperous, but in reality this is not the case. And the mindset of farmers who tend to be 'poor' makes the younger generation work more in the service sector and adopt cryptocurrency.

These type of investments are not mutually exclusive. You could have a farmer who also invests into NFT's and cryptos as well. I believe that the farming and ranching world will keep going for a long time, without a doubt and we should see them make a lot of money in the future.

Maybe not as ineffective as it used to be and some higher technology system will be figured out eventually, we do not have enough lands and farmers today, so we need to figure out a way to make more crops with less land and less farmers, but eventually it will get better. These same people could also take their profit from it, and buy bitcoin as well, just because that looks more promising, doesn't mean that they have to do only bitcoin investment.

He only said younger generations which I think I can agree with, because we know kids nowadays right?
We can usually see them with their iPads and cell phones on but for us who grow up in the 0's, 90's, and lower, we are into classical stuffs, anyway the OP is only talking about investing which means new generations can still be able to get interested on farming like they will plant it because it makes their soundings great.

When we have a money we can use it to secure a food, so farming to get a food can only be optional but if we lack in budget it can be a good idea, and another benefits here is we can get fresh foods anytime we like.

I think this will definitely increase hunger around the globe because if everyone focuses on cryptocurrency investment, who will then invest in farming? Nobody, meaning scarcity of food will be on trend because the supply of food is less than the demand, which means everyone will get rich while everything will be expensive, and those living in the low-income global region will end up suffering and even more severe complications, which is death. To me, it is very bad for the economy. 

The best idea is just simple. Even though I know younger people of this generation find it hard to work with energy, the present farming sector also deals with technology, so investing in both sites is not bad but will only increase your profit because after investing in cryptocurrency, the profit you gain instead of investing all that back in crypto again, you should share it in two places so that you can invest half in the farming sector and half in cryptocurrency since both of them are investments that will bring profit at the end of the day.

There are fewer people in agriculture because parents push their sons and daughters to enter university, study medicine, engineering, law, informational technologies and move to cities for a higher quality of life. At the same time, in developed countries it is getting expensive to buy land and start farming, some people don't have any other choice.
The young generation tries to adopt cryptocurrencies and invest in it because it is an innovation and innovations always pay well. When this market will become saturated, people will be forced to find a different niche. We also have to keep in mind that the science of agriculture is improving and it's getting easier to farm and have a good harvest with less involvement of mankind.

One of the reason why I ask everyone about this is that younger generations were interested more on the trend of technology I mean blockchain especially when we are to mention about NFT games, cryptocurrency investment and any other crypto related income generating activities they are more active in all this. Second they are more interested in information technology course in colleges than agriculture courses.

This is already expected from these younger generation since majority of them have more passion on technology and innovations rather than focused on agriculture related investments. I’d say this is not actually bad for our economy but if all these people will put all their eggs in one basket, that would mean they’re all susceptible to losses, thus putting their finances at risk. So my suggestion is to instead diversify their funds into cryptocurrency and agriculture. That will probably create a more profitable and productive outcome.

Farming sector is already dominated by few landowners who control vast portions of lands. Even if the young generations wished to become farmers, they would have to conform being small land owners, without the possibility of making huge profit, unlike their competitors. So, it's definitely not an option for new generations to go for it. The world is heavily centralized in few hands, and everyone else has to find gaps on this system to survive and thrive.

Then alternatives such working on informatics field, and adopting smart technological investments such as Bitcoin become interesting options for these folks when drawing their futures. And even if youngs have interest for farming matters, I believe there are many farming simulators around on the internet they can play and "feel" how it is to be a profitable farmer... We live in the age of artificiality, so it's "natural" artificial solutions are put in practice to fulfill the desires of the young generations.

I see this as becoming a reality. A lot of millennials and Gen Zs in my workplace are always talking about investments in the stock market and cryptocurrencies. None of them are really interested in acquiring lands or real estate anymore because they believe that it includes a lot of work which, in their opinion, is not worth it since you'll be spending time that equates to money. Buying farmlands is one of my ultimate goals eventually because it will always have value. You will always have the land even if harvest season doesn't go well. Plus, you'll get to help solve the food security issue that most of the younger people don't know about.