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Depending on how long ago, I was likely on a plane traveling the globe visiting farmers on every continent.
FYi South Africa yields are a bit better than the example above. 35bu/acre every year dryland. Of course irrigated in the same region is 115bu/acre.
The only reason the above example still exist is because of government subsidies.