Agricultural Investment and Food Security

Purpose: The aim of the study was to investigate Agricultural Investment and Food Security.
 Methodology: This adopted a desk methodology. A research design is commonly known as secondary data collection. basically collecting from existing resources preferably because its low cost advantage compared field research. Our current looked into already published studies reports easily accessed through online journals libraries.
 Findings: revealed complex relationship characterized by mixed outcomes. While some agricultural investments contribute positively food security enhancing productivity, improving infrastructure, generating income opportunities, others can lead land grabbing, displacement local communities, resource degradation, exacerbating insecurity. effectiveness in hinges on factors such type investment, contexts, policy frameworks, emphasizing need for carefully designed context-specific investment strategies ensure sustainable equitable outcomes.
 Unique Contribution Theory, Practice Policy: Theory Transformation, Structural Transformation Sustainable Agriculture may be used anchor future security. Encouraged farmers diversify their crop production reduce risks associated with mono-cropping. Enforce regulations that promote farming practices environmental conservation long-term viability production.