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An Introduction to the Art of Agrometereological Crop Yield Forecasting Using Multiple Regression

Crop Yeald Forecasting and Agrometeorology Sub-Project UTF/BGD/029, ASIRP/DAE

Year of publication 2001

Pages 38 p.

Author Gommes, R.

Product type Document

Edition 1

Synopsis (short abstract) It is suggested that the approach used by FAO and a number of developing countries for crop forecasting at the national level strikes a good compromise between input requirements and ease of validation. The article thus describes the FAO crop modelling and forecasting philosophy.

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