Outlook: The Weather, The Crop, The Risk Elwynn Taylor, Iowa
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Outlook: The Weather, The Crop, The Risk Elwynn Taylor, Iowa
Outlook: the Weather, the Crop, the Risk: Elwynn Taylor Iowa State University setaylor@iastate.edu The VICIOUS CYCLE Climate Population Agriculture Who will BREAK the CYCLE ? http://www.cpc.ncep.noaa.gov/products/precip/CWlink/pna/season.JFM.nao.gif • El Niño Friend of the Midwest farmer. Better friend of the Argentine farmer (El Nino tends to be a Christmas event that may or may not persist through the Midwest growing season). (Oct to date) October 2009 Extensive Flooding in Northeast IA El Niño To La Niña October 2010 to 2012 . La Niña: 70% chance of yield smaller than the trend. Neutral: 52% chance of yield greater than the trend. El Niño: 70% chance of yield greater than the trend. La Niña : Extremes Weather Volatility Climate RISK in Agriculture is likely to be greater during the next 20 years Management of RISK is of increasing importance Beyond High risk Moderate High stable period 2 stable period 3 stable period 4 Beyond 137 Know the Risk • http://yourweatherservice.com/climate/west-lafayette/united-states/usin0707 mygeohub.org/groups/u2u/acv • • • http://mesonet.agron.iastate.edu/plotting/auto/?_wait=no&q=32&network=INCLIMATE&station =INC004&year=2016&var=high&dpi=100 mesonet.agron.iastate.edu • 1994 Record high Yield 1995 decimated Yield
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