Compare up to five countries over 5, 10, 20 or 30 years using cached official statistics. Every number shows its source, unit, underlying year and when we fetched it. Where data is not available we say so instead of filling the gap.
My private trend logWhat this measures: National average across all cereals; not a variety or farm benchmark.
No validated data is available for this selection. Check the original source: https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/AG.YLD.CREL.KG
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| Germany | No data | — | — |
| Brazil | No data | — | — |
| India | No data | — | — |
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Answers use only the series loaded above and cite them. If the data cannot answer, the assistant says so.
Access was tested on 17 October 2026. Only sources marked “Live” feed the explorer; the others are linked for you to consult directly.
US national annual seed prices-paid index; not crop-specific dollar prices.
Quick Stats API key required; live seed-index loading not verified. Licence: US public domain.
Arable land, cereal area, yield, production, crop index, agriculture share of GDP (annual, many derived from FAOSTAT).
Open, no key. Checked 17 Oct 2026: returns JSON. Licence: CC BY 4.0.
HS 1209 and HS 120991 seed-for-sowing trade, world partner, annual.
Keyless preview, one year per request; checked 17 Oct 2026. Full API needs a subscription key (not configured). Licence: UN Comtrade terms of use; attribution required.
Crop-level production, area and yield; use the FAOSTAT site directly.
API returned 401 (authorization required) on 17 Oct 2026; not ingested. Licence: CC BY 4.0 (FAO).
Grain and oilseed supply and distribution balances.
API returned 403 (API key required) on 17 Oct 2026; not ingested. Licence: US public domain.
Domestic retail and wholesale food prices.
Interactive tool; no documented open API used. Licence: FAO terms.
Projections only — never shown here as actuals.
Publication; projections not ingested. Licence: OECD/FAO terms.
International Seed Testing Association (ISTA) founded, creating shared seed-testing rules. Source
International Plant Protection Convention (IPPC) adopted under FAO — basis for phytosanitary certificates on seed shipments. Source
OECD Seed Schemes established for varietal certification of seed moving in international trade. Source
UPOV Convention adopted in Paris, setting up plant variety protection. Source
Harmonized System (HS) enters into force; HS 1209 later becomes the customs heading for seeds for sowing. Source
International Treaty on Plant Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture adopted by the FAO Conference. Source
Documented past events, each linked to its source. The planning notes are our general guidance, not findings of the sources.
Statistics Netherlands reported 2022 gross greenhouse vegetable output down 7.9% to 1.8 million tonnes; tomatoes fell 12.5% (to 770 million kg) and cucumbers 9.1%, as high energy prices made growers start crops later and end them earlier. CBS, 2023
Planning note: Test heating demand against several energy-price scenarios before choosing crop schedules, screens or heating systems.
Estimate greenhouse heat loss →←After tomato brown rugose fruit virus spread, the EU adopted emergency measures requiring official checks on tomato and pepper seed, later replaced by Implementing Regulation (EU) 2020/1191. EUR-Lex
Planning note: Specify required seed health tests and phytosanitary documents in the RFQ, not after shipment.
Seed certification documents guide →←The UN-brokered initiative, signed in Istanbul on 22 July 2022, reopened Ukrainian Black Sea grain exports until it ended in July 2023. United Nations
Planning note: When one origin or route dominates, compare alternative origins and allow longer lead times in the procurement plan.
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