Crop production has not slowed: total world
grain production last year was the third highest in history.
Not exact matches
It is only within the
last 60 years or so that rising yields have replaced area expansion as the principal source of growth in world
grain production.
Among other things, this means that the surplus world
grain production capacity and cheap food of the
last half - century may soon be history.
The International
Grains Council
last week increased its global wheat
production forecast to a record 743m tonnes, up 1 per cent from
last year.
With its
grain production falling by two thirds over the
last 20 years, Yemen now imports four - fifths of its
grain supply.
During the
last half of the
last century, ensuring adequate supplies of
grain in the world market at a time of surplus
production capacity was a relatively simple matter.
This helps explain why the share of the world
grain harvest used for feed has not increased over the
last 20 years even though
production of meat, milk, eggs, and farmed fish has climbed.
Considering the plethora of dual - lens leaks that have sprung up in the
last few months, including some
production molds and early cases, we recommend taking this rumor with a giant
grain of salt.