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We can approach the issue of yield records in a crop collection in various ways. However, they certainly demonstrate potential - both species and varietal. Current world records in wheat, rapeseed, or barley set the bar very high. Records stimulate the imagination, but in practice, the stability of yields is decidedly more important. Is 18 tons of wheat per hectare possible? Anticipating the facts a bit - let's just imagine a wheat yield at the level of 18 tons per hectare. Or rapeseed, where we exceed 8 t/ha. These are excellent results, which we do not actually talk about because in practical agriculture they seem unrealistic. It also makes no sense to claim that these are repeatable results. Therefore, they are considered records. The question is whether they are even achievable? Looking at the current official yield records, one can say that it is possible. But only with high inputs, virtually ideal meteorological conditions, on the best lands. And at this moment, only in ...