farmerm
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My point is fixed costs have to be considered, lower yields in a low input system means the burden of fixed costs are spread across fewer tonnes of product. Without fungicides and fert it is not only yield that is hit but also quality, what buyer wants low bushel weight grain if they can import better quality from overseas.Inputs you said, not fixed costs.
50% yield at 100% premium is fine, with eventhe same costs.