The answer to yesterday 's question is Stockton, Iowa.
More later,
Ed
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Well I didn't even try, but I supposed it was from one of the top states. Iowa comes first for area planted and third for yield, so it's no wonder.
ReplyDeleteSo that makes it a 469 bu/acre crop?
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0Al3FRo3mF8itdFozcjVJbWRUOHQ3UDUwUDJWSTI1Vnc
Feel free to play with the spreadsheet, I made it public and editable.
That's funny, I just edited a question about soybean yield in Iowa on answers.com, I have 300 more to do.
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/How_many_bushels_of_soybeans_per_acre_are_there_in_Iowa
Great analysis but it never works out that well!
ReplyDeleteBut I was conservative: They've seen 5-bean pods for a few years now! ^-^
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