Feeding the world depends on a handful of countries with vast stretches of fertile land, often called the "breadbaskets" of their regions. This term refers to areas so rich in agricultural output that they supply food not just for themselves, but for entire continents, whether through exports of wheat, rice, or other staples. According to the World Bank’s latest data, these nations dominate global agriculture, producing everything from wheat and rice to cattle. Some are giant economies leveraging technology, while others rely on traditional farming across sprawling plains.
Click on to explore the 30 countries with the most agricultural land.