What are 12 food crops?
Here are 12 food crops, encompassing a variety of categories:
Grains:
1. Rice: The most consumed grain globally, a staple food for many cultures.
2. Wheat: Another major staple, used for bread, pasta, and many other products.
3. Maize (Corn): Versatile grain, used for corn itself, cornmeal, and animal feed.
Legumes:
4. Soybeans: Highly nutritious, used for oil, protein, and soy products.
5. Peas: A popular vegetable, also used for dried peas and pea flour.
6. Beans (various types): A rich source of protein and fiber, including kidney beans, black beans, and chickpeas.
Fruits & Vegetables:
7. Potatoes: A starchy root vegetable, a significant food source in many regions.
8. Tomatoes: Versatile fruit used in numerous dishes and sauces.
9. Bananas: A high-energy fruit, a staple food in many tropical regions.
10. Onions: A pungent vegetable widely used as a flavoring agent.
Other:
11. Sugarcane: The main source of sugar worldwide.
12. Palm Oil: A versatile oil derived from palm trees, used in cooking and various products.
This is just a small sample of the many food crops grown around the world.
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