Overseas, Harvested Land is Expanding Faster Than in the U.S.

By: Chuck Abbott

While U.S. farmers spent several years in the doldrums, agriculture in the rest of the world “appears to be in a sustained period of prosperity dating to the early 2000s,” said agricultural economist Carl Zulauf of Ohio State University.

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