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Potato Production in the World in 2025: The Impact of Water, Climate Change, and Input Costs

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Potatoes remain a cornerstone of global food security, ranking as the most significant non-grain crop worldwide. In 2025, global potato production faces a complex interplay of challenges driven by water availability, climate change, and escalating input costs. These factors are reshaping yields, quality, and economic viability for farmers across continents, with implications for both local markets and international trade. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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