*<code>crops per day</code> refers to [[Term:primary|primary]] production, which is [[:F
...one of many crops grown. See the [[Crop_choices/chart|full chart]] for all crops ranked.
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The best-ranked crops are on the '''left''' (after ''status-quo'') and the worst are on the right
<br />- There is almost always an overabundance of fibre in crops. There are [[biomass waste|parts of plants]] we don't eat ''because'' they
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This is ''sqlite code'' to analyze the production of [[food]] crops and nutrition.
* Which crops get the best yields?
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One way to increase [[crop yields]] is to simply ''grow different crops''.
<br />- There is almost always an overabundance of fibre in crops regardless. There are [[biomass waste|parts of plants]] we don't eat ''beca
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global - crops grown
grains are the majority of crops grown
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...paragraph. Plus, "crop-fed" flows nicely from the previous sentence about crops. -->
===="But don't cows eat the parts of crops that are too fibrous for humans to eat?"====
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If all crops were grown in vertical farms, how much [[energy]] would be needed to power
|<nowiki>Agricultural land used for growing crops - global total</nowiki>
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# [[:File:fao-crops-primary.csv|FAO Primary Crop Production]]
FAO data specifies crop production in tonnes, but for some crops, this includes some inedible parts. For example a ton of bananas includes t
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Suppose the world went vegan but all the same food crops are grown{{x|albeit in smaller quantities, since everything is more efficie
{{minor|In other words, crops get used for making food directly, instead of animal feed.}}
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...taining diets require more land (and thus more [[deforestation]]). Feeding crops to animals [[feed efficiency|is a net loss of protein and calories]]. But..
:* the parts of food crops that humans ''can't'' eat{{x|for example corn cobs after the kernels have b
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...o known as [[biomass waste]]) which are the fibrous leftover parts of food crops we have to grow anyway.
...verting it to crop land, would produce significant carbon emissions{{qn}}. Crops, on the other hand, already get uprooted every year (harvest), so they don'
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...ng|border|alt=The world produces more than '''double''' the amount of food crops needed to feed everyone. But after all the waste, losses, and animal agricu
* '''Not using crops as [[biofuel]]''' - except for the [[biomass waste|parts that can't be eate
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If ruminants were fed '''only grass''' (and not crops), how much protein could they produce globally?
...om meat]]). Much of this comes from cows that are fed '''grains (and other crops)''' that [[plant-based food|humans could have eaten]].
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|This should be, in principle, all human-inedible parts of food crops (inedible due to being too fibrous, whereas ruminants can digest the fiber
* crop residues would be less if fewer crops were grown in the first place
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...vation, farming methods, and/or by simply [[crop choices|growing different crops]].
How much nitrogen can legume crops 'fix' into the soil? How does it compare to the amount of nitrogen needed t
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...uce '''more than enough''' food crops to feed the world, too many of these crops are used ''inefficiently''...
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...hat compare to the cold regions that would then become warm enough to grow crops?
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...he shade, they could have just as well been grown in the shade of full-sun crops instead. See: [[polyculture]].}}
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'''Global [[fossil fuel]] consumption far exceeds what can be produced by crops.'''
|This should be, in principle, all the human-'''inedible''' parts of food crops (inedible due to being too fibrous; ruminants can digest the fiber and get
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Fertilizer provides nitrogen & minerals to the soil for growing crops. Most fertilizer is produced synthetically via the [//wikipedia.org/wiki/Ha
* Nitrogen-fixing crops (on their own) might not be able to provide enough soil nitrogen to feed th
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