Cold Water Area Harvest Sample Clauses

Cold Water Area Harvest. In all harvest-monitored fields, at least the first check will be harvested as a Cold Water Affected Check (CWC). In those fields where the cold-water impact on yields is expected to extend beyond the first check, the division between Cold Water Affected Checks (CWCs) and Unaffected Checks (UACs) in each harvest-monitored field will be determined as follows: 2.1.1. If DWR and the Participating Districts agree on the location of the division between Cold Water Affected Area (CWA) and Unaffected Area (UAA), based on check-by-check water temperature monitoring results, historic yield patterns, grower or district knowledge, remote sensing data, and/or other information, then the division will be at the agreed location. 2.1.2. If the DWR and the Participating Districts do not agree or cannot determine the location of the division between CWA and UAA, the downstream 50 percent of checks (or less, if the number of checks is uneven) will be harvested as Lot A, and each upstream check will be harvested in a separate lot. An example of the process for identifying the harvest lots is shown as Step 1 in Figure 1. 2.1.2.1. The first check in a downstream direction from the field maintenance inlet with a yield (cwt/acre) greater than 95 percent of the combined (area-weighted average) yield of Lot A will be the first Unaffected Check (UAC). An example of the process for measuring the separate harvest lots and evaluating the harvest results is shown as Step 2 in Figure 1. 2.1.2.2. All checks downstream of the first UAC receiving all of their water from the first UAC will also be considered UACs for analytical purposes. Taken together these UACs would comprise the UAA. Checks upstream of the UAC will be considered CWCs and taken together would comprise the CWA. An example of the process for determining the CWCs, UACs, CWA, and UAA from the harvest results is shown as Step 3 in Figure 1.
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