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NW in. | The reason I don't believe the trend is accurate is because of the methodology of usda that doesn't count all planted acres in their formula, when you have damaged crops and you remove acres like pp or damaged crop cut or baled and you remove those in the yeild calculation is the yield really what they say. When I have damaged crop my yield is figured on planted acres, not just harvested. My aph would be a lot higher if I could remove damaged acres from my aph. | |
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Fast planting pace
