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Increasingly wet conditions in South Africa’s corn-growing regions, brought on by a third consecutive La Niña, raise the risk of a smaller corn crop just as the country's October to early January planting season ramps up, and lower corn planted area could have consequences from Africa to Asia.
Gro Intelligence released a food security tracker to help address increased pressure on food systems in Africa.
Smaller harvests of principal grain crops could exacerbate food insecurity and necessitate far higher amounts of food aid and imports for the region’s populations
/PRNewswire/ -- During the United Nations Security Council's session on Conflict and Global Food Security, Gro Intelligence's CEO, Sara Menker, spoke about the...