sunspot activity effects on crop yield

[Ron]

This might not be marketing but what the hell. Sorry you will have to cut and paste this cause I dont know how to do links

http://wattsupwiththat.com/2009/04/01/nasa-headline-deep-solar-minimum/

I found this link and am trying to remember? More sunspots means warmer season? Less means cool (and presumably wet?)
Seems I remember somebody here saying there was a correlation between sunspot activity and crop yields worldwide? Cool season will help some areas but up here frost is always an issue.

[agstar77]

Sunspot activity has a greater influence than anything we can do to alter climate. At the worst decrease in sunspot activity could mean another ice age. At best it could mean cooling conditions , lost production and mass starvation. There is a reason the ancients worshipped the sun. I have been reading warnings about sunspot activity decreases since last fall.

[classicalliberal]

I thought that sunspots were areas on the surface of the sun that is cooler which seems kind of contradictory to the data.

[parsley]

We need some mass starvation to reduce ever-growing world obesity, and especially if we can coincide it with al gore's global warming, enabling world-wide taxation measures that will reduce both of the above, as well as your pocket book.
pars