Even more important, however, is the ability to produce food.

They will have to produce more food on less land.

Their job is to produce food, not to write books.

From the early 1900s, they started to produce food for other animals too.

It was an interesting thought, but not one to produce food.

The rural community has produced more food than ever before, although not yet enough.

It has a growing season of just two months in the summer to produce and store food for the winter.

"But what if somebody else has worked out how to produce enough food to feed themselves."

We have to produce food at a price the consumer is prepared to pay.

Does one include the loss of land that otherwise could be used to produce food?