Bugfix: NL data is from 2020 #16
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Changing the file name nl_2021.csv to nl_2020.csv in order to reflect the bug from maja601#16
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Overlaying official NL 2021 data with EuroCrops NL 2021 data for maize (yellow) vs other (red) shows a mismatch:
Turns out that the harmonized data is actually from NL 2020, which has a perfect match:
As a first fix, the country translation file for this dataset should be renamed to 2020 to reflect the actual original datasource. Next up would also be to reflect this change on the Zenodo page and elsewhere where the data is being distributed.