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Association for Sense About Science Natural History Museum;Famines and Public Good Plant Breeding;“This Conference, meeting in the midst of the greatest war ever waged, and in full confidence of victory, has considered world problems of food and agriculture and declares its belief that the goal of freedom from want of food, suitable and adequate for the health and strength of all peoples, can be achieved”.;Major Famines of the 20th Century;;Haiti Can’t- be-saved Egypt Can’t-be-saved The Gambia Walking Wounded Tunisia Should Receive Food Libya Walking Wounded India Can’t-be-saved Pakistan Should Receive Food ;Variation in Australian Average Wheat Yield (Ten-Year Mean) from 1860 to 2000 Fighting Soil Hunger;Water Conservation and Management : Key to Crop Security;Green Revolution in Europe;Daruma (Japanese semi-dwarf);Public good Plant Breeding and assured and remunerative marketing triggered rapid progress;;Some time between 1970 and 1985 the world will undergo vast famines — hundreds of millions of people are going to starve to death. That is, they will starve to death unless plague, thermonuclear war, or some other agent kills them first. The United States should announce that it will no longer ship food to countries such as India where dispassionate analysis indicates that the unbalance between food and population is hopeless.;Synergy between Technology and Public Policy;Pedigree Selection Inter-varietal Hybridization Winter x Spring Wheat crosses Mutation Breeding Aneuploid and Genomic Breeding Restructuring Plant Architecture : Semi-dwarf wheat Shuttle Breeding and Photo-insensitivity Hybrid Wheat Apomixis Functional Genomics and Molecular Breeding;Land and Forest Saving Agriculture;Non-lodging , greater absorption of sun light, better root system, higher harvest index and photo-insensitivity;8000 BC;Genetic Resources(building blocks);“Man has lost the capacity to foresee and to forestall. He will end by destroying the earth”;;What nations