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Modern industrial agriculture practices were stripping the land and starving the very families tasked with growing the worlds food, until some farmers made the bold choice to try something newregenerating the land and nourishing their communities by working with nature instead of bending it to their will.

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"The Chicago Council On Global Affairs."

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Through compelling stories of four new mothers and babies living in poor communities in Uganda, India, Guatemala, and Chicago, award-winning journalist and anti-hunger advocate Roger Thurow explores the promise of-and challenges to-a transformative initiative to end early childhood malnutrition.