By comparing yields across your fields and farms, you can shape your production decisions for the next growing season
By Patrick Lynch
Farms.com
At the end of each crop year, you need to review final yields. You need to compare each farm/field to the other fields planted with the same crop.
Then start at the lowest yielding field. Make a list of the things that lowered yield on that farm/field. Be specific: rain, weed control, insects, disease or unknown. The objective is to solve the problem and change the yield the next time that same crop is on that farm/field.