Some of these highly productive farmlands, including major crop-growing regions in the United States, are on track to see the sharpest drops in harvests due to climate change.

Think food prices are high now? Climate change could significantly cut production of six staple food crops around the world — including wheat production in Canada, a new study finds. Here's what ...

Rising temperatures will significantly reduce global crop yields by 2100, with adaptation measures offering some relief, ...

Meanwhile, Canada does have some options and may fare better than other parts of the world. The study looked at data about regional climates; climate impacts on specific crops; access to resources ...

The Indian Government is expecting record wheat and corn harvests to help lift the country’s total grain production in its ...

Across Texas, Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service agronomists said wheat harvest results depended very much on the weather.

Globally, humanity is producing more food than ever, but that harvest is concentrated in just a handful of breadbaskets.

Average global yields of six staple crops could fall by more than 11 per cent under a moderate warming scenario by the end of ...

The scientists analyzed six crops — maize, soybeans, rice, wheat, cassava and sorghum — in more than 12,000 regions across 54 countries. Together, these crops provide more than two-thirds of ...

Typical grain-based foods like bread, breakfast cereals and baked snacks, are leading the way with being formulated and ...

Cereals (such as wheat, rice, and corn) and legumes (such as soybeans, chickpeas, and red beans) were the earliest crops domesticated and cultivated on a ...