The mid-20th century saw agricultural output skyrocket through high-yield crop varieties, advanced irrigation, and synthetic fertilizers. This movement transformed farming practices globally, preventing widespread famine. Its primary beneficiaries are developing nations, where increased grain production bolstered food security and economic stability, though it also brought environmental challenges regarding chemical usage and resource sustainability.
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