Get 7%-plus Yields from Growing Global Food Demand

If you've visited the grocery store lately, then you've probably noticed prices for basic food items such as bread and ground beef have soared this year. The increase is mainly as result of skyrocketing prices for commodities. Wheat prices, for instance, have climbed 65% just in the past year, while corn prices have nearly doubled.  Rising grain prices reflect a growing imbalance between food supply and demand. Farmers are ramping up crop production to feed more humans and livestock, but global food output will need to expand by 70% in the next 30 years just to match increasing food demand resulting from the growing global population.   As demand for agricultural commodities grows, so does the need . . . → Read More: Get 7%-plus Yields from Growing Global Food Demand