AgriAuditor Research
Original analysis for farmers, agronomists, journalists and researchers. Each report explains its method, links to primary sources, states key limitations and provides a clear citation format.
These are dated research snapshots for finding and explaining a question—not live market quotes, forecasts, or investment recommendations. Start with the report's source table and limitations, then use the linked methodology and contact path to challenge a claim or request a new cut.
Each report states its geography, period, resolution, and dataset snapshot.
Search interest, trade gaps, and climate screens do not establish farm profitability or field feasibility.
Twelve-month Google search interest for 111 crops, cross-referenced with a 2023 FAOSTAT net-import snapshot to identify research shortlists.
Key finding: Pistachio search interest rose 127% versus the prior 12-month window.
Read the report and methodology2023 FAOSTAT net-import volumes for twenty crops, paired with a plain-language assessment of domestic climatic viability.
Key finding: Tomatoes are the largest broadly growable import gap in the dataset.
Read the report and methodologyFAOSTAT Ghana in-shell coconut production through 2024, paired with Ghana Census production, sales and published cost figures for the 2017/18 reference period.
Key finding: The latest FAOSTAT snapshot reports 544,774 tonnes of in-shell coconut in 2024, with imputed production and area values.
Read the report and methodology2025 USDA ERS crop costs, yields and harvest prices for corn, soybeans and wheat across three U.S. Farm Resource Regions.
Key finding: The regional tables show both operating-cost and full-cost break-even thresholds.
Read the report and methodologyA versioned screening resource comparing 15 crop-region pairs across climate context, crop references, water demand and frost exposure.
Key finding: The Atlas is a first-pass screen, not a field-level agronomic recommendation.
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