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Explore how calories and regional patterns shifted over time.

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Explore how calories and regional patterns shifted over time.

by Mark Cowan
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Food production has globally in the past 50 years , and global arable land has increased by
million hectares ( although it has decreased in developed countries ) . More crops are being
grown on more land , and these crops are of better .
Food production has increased globally for many reasons :
? An increased use in farming ( e . g . combine harvesters ) which allows for more
crops to be collected in a time frame .
? Increased use of other farming resources , such as and pesticides , to maximise
yields .
? Better farming management to maximise yields and create more farmable land .
Food production has increased in different regions for different reasons . For example ,
and rice production has increased in Asia and Northern Africa due to higher yields , whereas
maize production in Latin America and the Caribbean has increased due to methods of land
( creating more arable land ) .
In general , food production is distributed , with lower income countries producing the
amount of crops . The richest countries have the food supplies , meaning they produce
enough / more calories for their population . This production trend varies crop by crop , usually due to
limitations in other countries , meaning consequent lower crops .

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Globally , food consumption has risen over time as populations grow and individuals eat more each day . These trends mirror food , with countries consuming less than high income ones because wealth supports and investment in agriculture . Developing countries show the fastest growth in consumption , while consumes the least calories and faces severe food . has the highest intake , followed by Europe , and has shown rapid growth , with China increasing nearly calories in fifty years .

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