The chart below gives information about the production of grains, measured in million metric tons, from the years 2015 to 2035.

The provided table offers information regarding the

production

of four distinct types of grains, measured in millions of metric

tons

, during the years 2010 to 2015,

along with

projected figures up to the year 2030. In general, it is evident that barley experienced the most significant increase during the specified time frame and is

also

expected to have the highest

production

in the future.

Conversely

, wheat exhibited a relatively gradual growth,

while

maize and rice remained relatively stable, with rice showing minor fluctuations. When focusing on barley and wheat specifically, we can observe a 20-million-metric-ton and a 5-million-metric-ton increase, respectively, from 2010 to 2015.

Furthermore

, the predictions suggest that

barley's

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production

will increase by an additional 30 million metric

tons

in the next 15 years,

whereas

wheat is only projected to rise by 5 million metric

tons

.

In contrast

, maize and rice

production

appear to remain largely unchanged. By 2030, both grains are expected to have increased by approximately 1 million metric

tons

compared to their 2010 levels.