The chart below gives information about the production of grains, measured in million metric tons, from the years 2010 to 2015, with projections until 2030.
The given table informs about the past output of four types of grains in an unknown region in 2010 and 2015
as well as
the projected output until 2030 using million
metric tons
as the measurement.
Although
farmers are set to produce more wheat, barley, maize and rice overall
until 2030 respectively, the increase in barley output is forecasted to be significantly larger than those of the other three types.
In the following, I will look at the figures in more detail. Between 2010 and 2015, the amount of maize and rice cultivated by farmers rose from 34 to 34,5 million
metric tons
and fell from 24,7 to 24,3 million
metric tons
respectively. Going forward, this
level is predicted to remain stable with farmers forecasted to produce 35 million
metric tons
of maize and 25.5 million
metric tons
of rice by the end of the third decade of the twentieth century. In contrast
to this
, the amount of barley being cultivated is shown to gradually double from 50 million
metric tons
in 2010 to 100 million
metric tons
in 2030. Similarly
, the data suggests a rise in the production of wheat by ten percent
to 110 Change the spelling
per cent
million
metric tons
in the two decades following 2010. However
, half of the predicted growth happened until 2015.Submitted by karl.rinneberg on
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