Farmers play a central role in food systems, yet their contribution often lacks recognition. Views of the agricultural profession as “outdated” or “backward” contrast with the sector’s substantial contribution to social and economic goals. To attract and retain talent, governments could reimagine farming as a major activity that can address essential societal goals. They should embrace digital technologies and place innovation and skills as being at the heart of agriculture policy.
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