Table 1. The number of producers surveyed within each region as well as the statistics on the starts, ends and lengths (Julian days) of the period of production.
| Region | Number of producersSurveyed | Starts | Ends | Lengths |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BSL | 15 | 83±8 (67–98) | 116±4 (109–121) | 33±7 (21–42) |
| CTS | 12 | 77±7 (66–91) | 115±3 (109–119) | 38±6 (28–49) |
| BEA | 15 | 73±11 (60–98) | 107±6 (95–118) | 33±10 (14–49) |
| QUE | 15 | 71±9 (60–91) | 110±5 (95–115) | 38±8 (21–49) |
| MAU | 8 | 77±12 (60–98) | 108±8 (88–117) | 31±12 (8–35) |
| LAN | 8 | 73±10 (54–91) | 106±7 (94–115) | 33±8 (21–56) |
| EST | 12 | 73±11 (60–98) | 108±6 (95–115) | 35±10 (14–49) |
| LAU | 10 | 73±13 (59–104) | 110±10 (95–139) | 37±9 (21–49) |
| CDQ | 10 | 71±11 (54–91) | 105±8 (93–115) | 34±12 (21–56) |
| STY | 8 | 66±9 (53–81) | 102±5 (94–111) | 34±10 (14–42) |
| VAL | 8 | 65±7 (56–76) | 101±6 (87–106) | 34±7 (21–42) |
Shown is the average± standard deviation as well as the range in brackets.