Every sowing season carries a degree of uncertainty, which varies from year to year and crop to crop. In addition to the usual challenges of selecting the most suitable varieties or hybrids for one’s farm, economic and climatic variables must also be considered. Economic issues include market prices and public subsidies—the former entirely unpredictable at sowing time, while the latter offer a reliable and plannable source of income. Weather, on the other hand, makes sowing something akin to a lottery, especially given the recent rainy autumns that prevent hitting the…
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