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Australia’s draft food strategy risks ignoring food insecurity affecting 1.3 million, despite sufficient production, due to inequitable access.
Regenerative farming at Echo Valley Farm in Queensland uses rotational grazing and integrated livestock to restore soil health and reduce synthetic inputs, with farmers emphasizing that "it’s not the cow, it’s the how."
Their subscription model connects consumers with nutrient-rich food while promoting environmental stewardship and animal welfare.
However, concerns grow that Australia’s draft food security strategy, focused on productivity and economic growth, may overlook food insecurity—impacting 1.3 million Australians, especially in remote areas, single-parent households, and among older adults—due to social and economic barriers, not production shortfalls.
Experts urge the government to center public health, sustainability, and equity in policy, arguing that such an approach would strengthen long-term food system resilience and productivity.
El proyecto de estrategia alimentaria de Australia corre el riesgo de ignorar la inseguridad alimentaria que afecta a 1,3 millones, a pesar de una producción suficiente, debido al acceso desigual.