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which was 45% higher than the prices in 1867 and 1869. The price for butter
was stable, but pork prices increased (Jörberg 1972).
Diagram 13.3: Years with poor harvest of different crops (rye, oats, barley, potato, and winter
fodder) 1844–1872 in three studied parishes (Garpenberg, By, Folkärna)
Note: Grey cells for rye, oats, barley, and potato show yields less than 30% of the average,
vertical dashing shows less than 50% of the average. Black cells show the sheriff´s
(“kronofogde”) notation of harvest failure. Horizontal dashing (fodder only) indicates the
sheriff’s notation of deficit of fodder (hay and straw). Cells with a diagonal line indicate
missing data.
Source: LAU, KR, 1867, Hedemora fögderi.
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which was 45% higher than the prices in 1867 and 1869. The price for butter
was stable, but pork prices increased (Jörberg 1972).
Diagram 13.3: Years with poor harvest of different crops (rye, oats, barley, potato, and winter
fodder) 1844–1872 in three studied parishes (Garpenberg, By, Folkärna)
Note: Grey cells for rye, oats, barley, and potato show yields less than 30% of the average,
vertical dashing shows less than 50% of the average. Black cells show the sheriff´s
(“kronofogde”) notation of harvest failure. Horizontal dashing (fodder only) indicates the
sheriff’s notation of deficit of fodder (hay and straw). Cells with a diagonal line indicate
missing data.
Source: LAU, KR, 1867, Hedemora fögderi.
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