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    Wheat yield graph since 1910

    As you can see climate change is having massive effect on yield reduction...

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    #2
    Originally posted by malleefarmer View Post
    As you can see climate change is having massive effect on yield reduction...

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    NASA said the planet is getting greener

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      #3
      I'd like to see that time frame for the Paliser triangle taking the old 1/2 and1/2 years into account.

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        #4
        Originally posted by shtferbrains View Post
        I'd like to see that time frame for the Paliser triangle taking the old 1/2 and1/2 years into account.
        Yes and the fertiliser use. Not sure it all has to do with climate change.

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          Sk yields
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            #6
            Now put those yields against net income. ....


            Are we netting more or grossing more....

            Politicians don't understand the difference....

            Do a graph on freight rates....fuel...equipment costs...

            While yield has grown ...it hasn't kept pace with the three above

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              #7
              There are some scary lows there.
              1988 not much more than 12 bu provincial average.
              Can't be much worse in oz overall.

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                #8
                Originally posted by bucket View Post
                Now put those yields against net income. ....


                Are we netting more or grossing more....

                Politicians don't understand the difference....

                Do a graph on freight rates....fuel...equipment costs...

                While yield has grown ...it hasn't kept pace with the three above
                This one chart should probably answer all your questions:
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                  #9
                  1961 was also a bad year at below 10 bu an an acre.

                  It doesn't matter how much you spend on a crop if its hot and dry all summer.

                  Several spots on the southern prairies have seen record or near record dryness in 2020 and if it continues into 2021 without the subsoil reserves we had in spring of 2020, the results will likely be disappointing.

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                    #10
                    2001 and 2002 were as bad as any year in history in the NW .
                    Many crops were not harvested at all in some areas

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                      #11
                      Originally posted by furrowtickler View Post
                      2001 and 2002 were as bad as any year in history in the NW .
                      Many crops were not harvested at all in some areas
                      2002 we combined 1/2 in a very short time

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                        #12
                        Those two years were some of this farms best yields ever and have remained so.

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