date:Jul 14, 2014
hrough 2023 while expanding at slower rates compared with the past decade, according to a report released by the OECD and UNs Food Agriculture Organization today.
Production is on the rise and prices are falling after major spikes, Gurria said. Global markets are returning to more normal conditions.
Record global harvests in the past year of crops including corn, soybeans and wheat helped send benchmark prices of all three commodities lower on the Chicago Board of Trade. Corn entered a bear m