20:05:55 From  Mike Nickerson  to  Everyone:
	What trends do you see toward full-cycle nutrient management?

20:06:05 From  Anitra Thorhaug to  Everyone:
	I have some questions.

20:06:19 From  Walter Knitl  to  Everyone:
	I have a couple of questions.

20:08:22 From  Walter Knitl  to  Everyone:
	Also, I'm wondering if you have figures on what efficiencies can be achieved with precision agriculture [Internet of Things (IoT) and Artificial Intelligence (AI)] relative legacy farming, whether in yield terms, or cost, or decreases in fertilizer and pesticides?

20:18:44 From  Jon Legg  to  Everyone:
	Q: Which specialized agency or agencies of the U.N. could have a role in getting some of the new ways of food producing you mentioned?  A broader question is how, in terms of private sector, governments, and international organizations, do you see as playing a part in this, and in what proportions?

20:19:48 From  Lynn Oliphant  to  Everyone:
	Other than Polyface farm, all your examples appear to be costly, high tech examples using science and technology to remove limits to growth--business as usual!

20:26:02 From  Susan Tanner  to  Everyone:
	I wish that we were talking more about renewable energy and do not understand why you attack renewable energy.  It is a partner concept in my mind.  Such an excellent presentation otherwise but alienating allies.  [In post-session discussion Julian Cribb explained that it was not his intent to attack renewable energy but to focus on the even more necessary renewable agriculture.  Ed.]

20:27:10 From  Dave Dougherty (CACOR)  to  Everyone:
	We now have enough questions.  I'll not be able to take more.  You're welcome to stay for post-session discussion.

20:29:21 From  Art Hunter (CACOR) to  Dave Dougherty (CACOR)(Direct Message):
	To survive, we need shelter, energy, and food/water.   All 3 are required so one is not more important.

20:53:08 From  Lynn Oliphant  to  Everyone:
	You are talking about billions of dollars!

21:12:36 From  Walter Knitl  to  Everyone:
	I agree that with another statement made that we must go to a Circular Economy to improve sustainability.  Tech like IoT and AI can leveraged for that … see summary article Circular Economy and the Internet of Things--doing more with less, available  at this link 
< https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/circular-economy-internet-things-doing-more-less-walter-knitl/ >

21:13:30 From  Rosemary Kralik  to  Everyone:
	I can comment as a farmer.

21:14:51 From  Walter Knitl  to  Everyone:
	That was great!  Thanks.