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In the realm of agricultural development, the arrival of a groundbreaking book, “Foreign Policy Perspectives on Agriculture – The Future of Agriculture,” authored by the distinguished Sarath Wijesinghe, President’s Counsel and President of the Ambassadors’ Forum, has ushered in a new era of insight and promise for Sri Lanka’s agricultural landscape.

This visionary work encapsulates a comprehensive exploration of diverse agricultural dimensions, offering invaluable knowledge for the advancement of Sri Lanka’s agriculture sector. The book’s thematic structure expertly navigates the multifaceted challenges and opportunities present in the realm of agriculture, encompassing policy considerations, sustainable practices, technological innovations, and historical perspectives.

With an emphasis on fostering sustainable development, the book’s contributors include notable experts such as Prof. Ranjith Senaratne, Prof. Gamini Senanayake, and Prof. Buddhi Marambe. Among its many illuminating chapters, one particularly compelling section presents Sarath Wijesinghe’s own insights on “A Policy for Sri Lanka on Agriculture and Animal Husbandry,” followed by an exploration of “Drip Irrigation” and an examination of the income and livelihood aspects of agriculture in Sri Lanka.

The work’s uniqueness lies not only in its comprehensive coverage but also in its bold exploration of international best practices. Wijesinghe’s proposal for a “Centre of Excellence” in Sri Lanka, inspired by Israel’s agricultural achievements, highlights his forward-thinking approach to revitalizing the nation’s agricultural industry. The book further delves into the rich history of agricultural policies in Israel, while also exploring the synergy between traditional practices and modern technology.

Of particular significance is the emphasis on sustainable practices. Chapters co-authored by Wijesinghe and Suchithra Withanage tackle critical environmental issues, from deforestation to the ecological consequences of pesticide use. These chapters underscore the urgency of responsible agricultural practices and their profound impact on ecological balance.

Through its well-researched content and diverse perspectives, “Foreign Policy Perspectives on Agriculture – The Future of Agriculture” offers a blueprint for elevating Sri Lanka’s agriculture sector to new heights. By delving into the nexus of sustainability, technological innovation, and policy reform, this book equips policymakers, practitioners, and enthusiasts with the knowledge needed to drive transformational change.

In a world where agriculture faces unprecedented challenges due to climate change, resource scarcity, and evolving consumer demands, the insights presented in this book are not just timely but indispensable. Sarath Wijesinghe’s “Foreign Policy Perspectives on Agriculture – The Future of Agriculture” serves as a beacon of hope, guiding Sri Lanka towards a future where agriculture flourishes, sustains livelihoods, and contributes to the nation’s overall prosperity.

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