Non-religious countries: Agriculture > Grains stats

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STAT	NON-RELIGIOUS TOTAL	NON-RELIGIOUS AVERAGE	DATES
Barley > Consumption	25,400 thousand metric tons 36% of surveyed countries	5,080 thousand metric tons 9% more than average	2004
Barley stocks	3,148 thousand metric tons 47% of surveyed countries	1,049.33 thousand metric tons 4% less than average	2004
Coarse grain > Production	158,235 thousand metric tons 25% of surveyed countries	52,745 thousand metric tons 25% more than average	2004
Coarse grain imports	24,195 thousand metric tons 29% of surveyed countries	6,048.75 thousand metric tons 2 times more than average	2004
Corn > Consumption	155,200 thousand metric tons 31% of surveyed countries	51,733.33 thousand metric tons 57% more than average	2004
Corn > Consumption per million		190.33 thousand metric tons 12% less than average	2004
Corn stocks	22,608 thousand metric tons 36% of surveyed countries	11,304 thousand metric tons 8% more than average	2004
Oats > Consumption	3,570 thousand metric tons 21% of surveyed countries	1,190 thousand metric tons About the same as average	2004
Oats > Consumption per million		37.85 thousand metric tons 89% more than average	2004
Rice > Consumption	161,358 thousand metric tons 44% of surveyed countries	53,786 thousand metric tons 2 times more than average	2004
Rice > Consumption per million		129.76 thousand metric tons 27% more than average	2004
Rye > Consumption	940 thousand metric tons 6% of surveyed countries	188 thousand metric tons 6 times less than average	2004
Sorghum > Consumption	5,700 thousand metric tons 12% of surveyed countries	1,900 thousand metric tons 87% less than average	2004
Wheat > Consumption	141,440 thousand metric tons 39% of surveyed countries	28,288 thousand metric tons 19% more than average	2004
Wheat > Consumption per million		186.18 thousand metric tons 11% more than average	2004

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