2013 Global Agricultural Productivity Report - Release Slideshow

Report covers

Sources of Growth in Agricultural Output (1961-2010)

Source: Fuglie (2013)

Source: Fuglie (2013)

of total SSA

demand would

be met by

maintaining the

current regional

TFP growth rate

Food Demand GAP: Sub-Saharan Africa

Source: Fuglie (2013)

Sources of Growth in Agricultural Output: High-Income Countries

(1961-2010)

Source: Fuglie (2013)

Sources of Growth in Agricultural Output: Low-Income Countries

(1961-2010)

Source: Fuglie (2013)

China /Brazil image THE BRAZIL-CHINA AGRICULTURAL CONNECTION

GLOBAL DYNAMICS: SUPPLY & DEMAND

China Population (1990-2030)

Sources: UN Department of

Economic and Social Affairs,

Population Division (2013)

Kaufman, Kharas, and

Penciakova. Brookings

Institution (2012)

Meat & Animal Protein

Consumption in China (1990-2010)

Source: USDA Economic

Research Service (2013)

Source: USDA Economic

Research Service (2013)

Grain Consumption

in China (1990-2010)

of demand can

be met by

maintaining the

current TFP

growth rate

Food Demand GAP: China

Source: Fuglie (2013)

Food Demand GAP: Brazil

Source: Fuglie (2013)

demand can

be met by

maintaining the

current TFP

growth rate

1. Country Leadership & Investment in AG R&D

2. Economic reform

3. Infrastructure improvement

Photo: John Deere Brazil

Yield Progression, Corn and Soybeans in Brazil

(1991-2012)

Source: FAOSTAT (2013)

Soybean Production and Exports, Brazil (1991-2012)

Source: SECEX (2013),

FAOSTAT (2013)

AVC Chain

AVC image w/ titles w/o white box text

Photo: Land O’Lakes

Ruth Campbell Managing Director for Technical Learning and Standards, ACDI/VOCA

Claudia Garcia Senior Director, Global Market Access, Elanco

Chair, Board of Directors, Global Harvest Initiative

Dr. Robert Herdt Adjunct Professor of International Agriculture and

Applied Economics and Management, Cornell University

Dr. Margaret Zeigler Executive Director, Global Harvest Initiative