From any of the websites (WFP, FAO, USDA, ANA or Seed Map) you reviewed for this week, share a map or an infographic and explain why you selected that particular map or infographic.

Also, find and share a map or an infographic from any other online source (credible and reputable) which supports or refutes the one you found via the websites you were asked to review. Explain why you selected it.

Finally, explain why the maps/infographics you have chosen are important and why they matter

Example:

The maps and graphics that I looked at for this week's discussion were in relation to the relative size of the farms in the United States and the land space that those farms take up. The first map I found was on the USDA website and was a color mapped version of the United States that showed the percentage of "small" farms based on geographic location. What this map showed was that the vast majority of farms across the US are relatively small, with sales not exceeding $10,000. There is almost nowhere in the US where small farms do not make up at least 50% of the total farms. This might seem a little counterintuitive because when most people think of farming in the US they think of massive farms that are generating a huge volume of crops.