Peak Food 2 By: Ned W. Schmidt | Mon, Aug 10, 2015 http://www.safehaven.com/article/38560/peak-food-2 So, what does this all mean? First, each year in the future increasing global production of food will become more difficult. Second, rising global demand means that prices are going higher. Third, onlywayannual production gains can be increased is byrasing prices to perhaps unacceptable levels. China has sustained corn production only through high prices, above $9/bushel and more than twice those of the U.S. Fourth, how will world feed India? Indian food consumption has the potential to "double" in the next decade. Fifth, Agri-Equities, shares of those companies involved in Agri- Food production, should benefit in a significant manner from this situation. There is plenty more with charts at the link above...