Here is an article over integrating climate and environment into agriculture and vice-versa:
1) The lack of integration of agendas is proving to be costly in developing countries.
Agriculture is both the victim and villain of climate change. Small-holders will suffer if there aren't any measures against the negative impacts of climate change (f.e. drought), while agriculture is the cause of deforestation and plays a large role in emissions.
2) Still a long way to go into integrating climate and environment with agriculture.
3) A clearer message is needed of opportunity in sustainable agriculture.
Best-practice approaches in agriculture are often described in terms of trade-off between feeding the planet or environmental sustainability. This is a false choice in the long term. Improving agriculture, reach poverty objectives as well as protecting the environment at the same time is possible (examples: Integrated Pest Management, sustainable agricultural intensification, multifunctional agriculture) . Sustainable agriculture is only sustainable as long as the environment and people's (basic) needs are respected.
