JRC's Crop Yield Forecasting System Looks at Effects of Drought (link)

August 15, 2003

Brussels, 14 Aug 2003

Summary: The Commission's Joint Research Centre (JRC) uses its advanced crop yield forecasting system to predict the effects of the persisting drought on this year's harvest in the European Union.

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Contact: ulla.engelmann@cec.eu.int; jacques.delince@cec.eu.int

Url: http://mars.jrc.it/

Joint Research Centre
http://www.jrc.cec.eu.int/index.asp

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