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Total AP Prodn Shortfall
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commodity crop yield
commodity production
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direct commodity consn
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per capita animal product demand
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total crop land allocated to all other uses
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It is possible using STELLA 10.0.3 to lose control over the mouse when opening the BioLUC model. This can occur under conditions such as the following a) you have multiple monitors b) program such as the windows task manager is open in one monitor b) you launch the model by double-clicking it. This is a known problem with STELLA, and is scheduled to be fixed in a version subsequent to 10.0.3. This problem does not occur if you first launch STELLA and then open the BioLUC model from the File menu.
demand for seed, etc comes from disposition and is independent of population. a bit weird. we need to flag this in documentation
The "latent to set aside" and "pristine to set aside" flows are set to zero. If this is intentional, then the documentation should note that these flows are turned off by default and meant to be overridden when users design scenarios.