Check out the detailed map showing different regions around the world and highlighting areas where cropland can grow and effective farming systems can be set up. The yellow regions on this map represent promising areas for expanding cropland and implementing successful farming practices due to their favorable conditions. In contrast, the gray areas are less likely to support these developments right now. These assessments consider many important factors affecting agricultural success, such as the growth cycle of crops (including their growth and harvest times) and how woody they are, which affects their adaptability to different climates and soils. The map also evaluates how well various farming methods fit with local environments and economies. The types and amounts of agrochemicals used—like fertilizers for soil health and pesticides to protect crops—are also crucial in determining a region’s farming potential. It looks at the right balance of fertilizers needed to boost crop production while keeping soil healthy. Pesticide usage is evaluated for both its necessity and its environmental impact. Tillage methods, whether traditional or modern, can affect soil health and crop yield. Adequate irrigation is vital, especially in dry areas or places with unpredictable rainfall. Lastly, the availability and efficiency of labor is crucial since it affects the scalability and sustainability of farming operations. By analyzing these various factors, the map is a valuable resource for farmers, agronomists, and policymakers aiming to improve agricultural practices and make informed decisions about land use and resources.