Is the world still upside down?

Published 2024년 12월 8일

Tridge summary

The article highlights the significant decrease in corn planting areas, almost 40% by 2023, due to global warming's effects on crop yields and quality. This trend is expected to persist, potentially threatening the stability of global supply and leading to price increases. The article emphasizes the need for agricultural adaptation, including shifting cultivation preferences towards sunflowers and soybeans. It calls for strategic cooperation and the creation of a profitable, marketable product base to navigate the challenges posed by climate change and market restructuring. The author remains optimistic about Hungarian agriculture's future despite the difficult transition ahead.
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Original content

The area planted with corn has decreased by nearly 40 percent by 2023 in just over a decade. Although it increased this year, it is certain that the shrinking trend has not reversed. How long will this last in terms of time and space? How to get rid of the anxiety of deviation from habits? How much will we drop out? This article is about them. Since corn - as a veterinary horse - shows the symptoms of all the ills of agriculture, these ideas can even be extended to the entire sector. Let's start from a legitimate suggestion! If global warming is really reducing yields, why are prices low (relatively speaking!). The answer is a puzzling question: What does the farmer do - be it anywhere in the world - when crop prices are high? Increase your production and stock up. And what do you do when prices are low? Well, the same. It is enough to look at a graph showing world grain production to support this. Global warming is involved in this: mainly the rising average temperature, the ...
Source: Agraragazat

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