Crop Genetic Resources Conserved Ex Situ -- 3 The Cost of Conserving Maize and Wheat Genetic Resources Ex Situ 35 P. G …, P. Sanchez, M. Calibo, G. Abrigo, and S. Quilloy -- 7 Agronomic and Economic Competitiveness of Maize Landraces and In … Wheat Landraces in Turkey from a Household Model of Varietal Choice 127 E.C. H. Meng, J. E. Taylor, and S. B. Brush -- IV …

Two databases were constructed on trade of three staple grains (maize, wheat, and rice) for 1970-1985. The first …

both plants (wheat, maize) in 2001, whereas in the period between 2002-2003 only the sale of maize resulted in profits for … the growers. Following the record harvest in 2004, in future we shall probably produce wheat and maize in excess of home … development of sowing fields, output and income. It can be concluded: • The most significant wheat producing regions are Southern …

Rice (Oryza sativa L.), maize (Zea mays L.) and wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) are the major cereals cultivated in the ….87 for wheat and 0.08, 0.97 and 0.96 for maize, respectively. The validated model was subsequently used to simulate different … increasing crop yields. For the monsoon crops (rice and maize) that benefit from abundant rainfall, only an improved fertility …

due to publication bias. Cointegration is more prevalent for maize market pairs and less prevalent for rice market pairs … the determination of international rice prices differs fundamentally from the determination of international wheat and … maize prices. In a subsequent meta-regression analysis we measure how much of the variation in the samples of PT estimates …

economically insignificant for international market pairs. Maize price pairs are less often cointegrated compared to rice prices … and cointegration is most prevalent for barley. Price transmission is slowest in wheat markets. In peer reviewed studies …