Agricultural Economics, Department of
Department of Agricultural Economics: Presentations, Working Papers, and Gray Literature
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Date of this Version
August 2000
Abstract
The importance of climate (temperature and precipitation) variability on Nebraska dryland winter wheat yield trend is examined. The use of short term (1956-1999) climatic divisional panel data (interspatial) and long term (1909-1999) state time series data (intertemporal) is to address the predictability power of estimating the yield trends accounting for climate variability.
Comments
Selected Paper, American Agricultural Economics Association Meetings, Tamps, Florida, July 30 –Aug 2, 2000. Copyright 2000 by Saleem Shaik and Glenn Helmers. Used by permission.