Proceedings of the International Agriculture Meeting (IAM 2023)

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On average, atmospheric temperature globally increased at 1.09o C in 2011-2020 since 1850-1900 before the first industrial revolution. According to Assessment Report 6 IPCC, the global temperature is projected to increase to 1.5o C or more in the near term (2021-2040). The increased atmospheric temperature has driven extreme weather events, such as droughts and heavy rains. In the near term, agricultural practices must play a significant role in efforts to mitigate and adapt to climate change. It is a fact that climate change has become one of the essential factors that determine the realization of food security; which include availability, stability, utilization, and access. Agriculture sustainability in the near term depends on developing responsible agriculture practices integrated with mitigation and adaptation to climate change.