Dear colleagues:

I`m developing an analysis of the impact of climate change on rice yields, I've already developed this analysis for several locations in my country Bolivia. In the runs I'm using observed data coming from meteorological stations, and soil analysis. In the results I've observed that, running the model for single years (Xperiment file) for each year, let's say from 1999 to 2008, gives higher yields than the ones obtained by running a seasonal analysis for the same years (Seasonal File). Is there a reason for this?

If anyone can help me with this doubt I would really appreciate it.

That's all for now, sincerely yours,

Ernesto Viscarra
Economista Ambiental
Programa Piloto Departamental de Adaptación al Cambio Climático
FAN - Bolivia
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