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This study investigates the influence of weather parameters on the yields of rice and wheat, focusing on six key climate variables: maximum temperature, minimum temperature, morning relative humidity, afternoon relative humidity, rainfall, wind direction, and wind velocity in the Kymore Plateau and Satpura Hills. Using time series data from 2007 to 2023, the study employs multiple regression models to analyze the relationship between these climatic factors and crop yields. The results indicate that weather conditions significantly impact rice and wheat production, highlighting the strong dependence of crop productivity on meteorological variables. The findings further suggest that variations in climatic parameters play a crucial role in determining yield levels, alongside the influence of cultivated area on overall production.Minimum temperature and relative humidity in morning are negatively significantly influences the yield of rice and maximum temperature and wind velocity positively significantly influences and minimum temperature and wind direction are negatively significantly influences the yield of wheat.
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