Continuation of historical trends in crop yield are critical to meeting the demands of a
growing and more affluent world population. Climate change may compromise our ability to …

Climate change has the potential to be a source of increased variability if crops are more
frequently exposed to damaging weather conditions. Yield variability could respond to a shift …

High temperatures are associated with reduced crop yields,, and predictions for future
warming have raised concerns regarding future productivity and food security,,,,. However …

Climate is changing across the world, including the major maize-growing state of Iowa in the
USA. To maintain crop yields, farmers will need a suite of adaptation strategies, and choice …

Evidence suggests that global maize yield declines with a warming climate, particularly with
extreme heat events. However, the degree to which important maize processes such as …

Improved crop yield forecasts could enable more effective adaptation to climate variability
and change. Here, we explore how to combine historical observations of crop yields and …

We summarize recent statistical analyses that link agricultural yields to weather fluctuations.
Similar to other sectors, high temperatures play a crucial role in predicting outcomes …

New approaches are needed to accelerate understanding of climate impacts on crop yields,
particularly in tropical regions. Past studies have relied mainly on crop-simulation models, or …

High temperatures are detrimental to crop yields and could lead to global warming-driven
reductions in agricultural productivity. To assess future threats, the majority of studies used …

We quantify long-run adaptation of US corn and soybean yields to changes in temperature
and precipitation over 1951–2017. Results show that although the two crops became more …