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Topic created : 24.03.2010, 16:34

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Hello,
 
sorry for the many questions I post here in my first Virtonomics days, but I couldn't find this info in the wiki and the forum search returns no results for "crop yield".
 
Usually in English "crop yield" is the amount of crop you can yield, i.e. high crop yield = high production. According to the Game Help there is only one production level for agricultural farms which solely depends on size in ha.
 
So, what exactly is the usage of "crop yield" in the game context? Does it have an influence on crop quality only? Is it a multiplier for production? I.e. the production listed in Game Help applies for crop yield 1?
 
Thanks for any help in advance!   

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25.03.2010, 13:21

JuleBCN
 
it's a basic soil quality, in the Help you can find how crop yield and technology influence the production quality. 
 

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