Tom Adams wrote:
Eric Swanson wrote:
> U.S. corn production is an example of optimization intended to maximize
> yield. Other regions may not be so hospitable for corn production and
> thus may not substitute for any loss in U.S. production. Consider this
> example of requirements for corn production:
>
> http://www.ces.purdue.edu/extmedia/NCH/NCH-40.html
>
> Notice that there is a sharp dividing line in precipitation roughly
> along the 100 degree meridian in Figure 4.
Figure 8, you mean?
Woops, should have said Figure 6 (it's on top of Table 4)
I does Canada (off the map) figure in to this?
You might take a look at the National Assessment document mentioned
above.
I'm still reading it...
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