posts_gdocs: 1U0NQ2ZJ96xgggtQ9HrydGENjHdYUrR5aNd1H0TilTq4

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1U0NQ2ZJ96xgggtQ9HrydGENjHdYUrR5aNd1H0TilTq4 richer-countries-often-use-much-of-their-crops-for-animal-feed-and-biofuels data-insight 
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    "title": "Richer countries often use much of their crops for animal feed and biofuels",
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 1 2024-02-23 14:34:20 2024-03-25 07:05:41 2024-03-25 07:05:44 unlisted ALBJ4Ls8uoyca9Fki2lE61_1dmbLVkK5GjBacDfMQvvWvavNHVQe8uZyf68Rs7HzusXhFw9SbWAh45pyd7P-DQ   <Image filename="cereals-human-food-vs-gdp-desktop-2.png"/> Richer countries tend to use less of their crops for human food, and more for animal feed and biofuels. This is what the chart shows: in several countries, less than a quarter of cereals are used for direct consumption as human food. In poorer countries, supplies are tighter and they can’t afford the inefficiency. Most crop production goes directly to human consumption. [Explore this data](https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/cereals-human-food-vs-gdp) → Richer countries often use much of their crops for animal feed and biofuels

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