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MEXICO’S CORN PRODUCING SECTOR

This analysis explores the evolution of Mexico's corn sector from 1990 to 2001, focusing on harvested surface areas, landrace varieties, and socio-economic marginalization as categorized by the Degree of Marginalization (DDR). It highlights how agricultural policies and socio-economic factors have influenced corn production and land utilization, as well as impacts on migration patterns during the period from 1995 to 2000. Understanding these dynamics is essential to addressing contemporary issues in Mexico's agricultural landscape.

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MEXICO’S CORN PRODUCING SECTOR

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  1. MEXICO’S CORN PRODUCING SECTOR Alejandro Nadal PART 3

  2. Corn: Harvested Surface, 1990

  3. Corn: Harvested Surface, 2001

  4. Marginalization in Mexico by DDR, 1990

  5. Marginalization in Mexico by DDR, 2001

  6. Landraces by DDR’s 1990 Marginalization by DDR’s 2001

  7. Migration by DDR’s 1995-2000

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