High income OECD countries: Agriculture > Grains stats

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STAT	HIGH INCOME TOTAL	HIGH INCOME AVERAGE	DATES
Barley > Consumption	19,818 thousand metric tons 28% of surveyed countries	4,954.5 thousand metric tons 6% more than average	2004
Barley stocks	4,527 thousand metric tons 68% of surveyed countries	1,509 thousand metric tons 38% more than average	2004
Coarse grain > Production	314,731 thousand metric tons 49% of surveyed countries	104,910.33 thousand metric tons 2 times more than average	2004
Coarse grain imports	36,345 thousand metric tons 44% of surveyed countries	5,192.14 thousand metric tons 2 times more than average	2004
Corn > Consumption	243,690 thousand metric tons 49% of surveyed countries	60,922.5 thousand metric tons 85% more than average	2004
Corn > Consumption per million		344.6 thousand metric tons 61% more than average	2004
Corn stocks	35,760 thousand metric tons 57% of surveyed countries	17,880 thousand metric tons 72% more than average	2004
Oats > Consumption	7,927 thousand metric tons 47% of surveyed countries	1,585.4 thousand metric tons 33% more than average	2004
Oats > Consumption per million		35.39 thousand metric tons 76% more than average	2004
Rice > Consumption	17,556 thousand metric tons 4% of surveyed countries	5,852 thousand metric tons 4 times less than average	2004
Rice > Consumption per million		61.81 thousand metric tons 65% less than average	2004
Rye > Consumption	4,466 thousand metric tons 32% of surveyed countries	744.33 thousand metric tons 41% less than average	2004
Sorghum > Consumption	8,535 thousand metric tons 18% of surveyed countries	2,845 thousand metric tons 25% less than average	2004
Wheat > Consumption	53,143 thousand metric tons 14% of surveyed countries	13,285.75 thousand metric tons 79% less than average	2004
Wheat > Consumption per million		177.34 thousand metric tons 6% more than average	2004

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