The phrase "a more efficient crop" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing agricultural practices, improvements in farming, or advancements in crop production that lead to better yields or resource use.
Example: "Farmers are always looking for a more efficient crop to maximize their harvest while minimizing resource consumption."
Alternatives: "a more productive crop" or "a higher-yielding crop".
"The molecule is identical, but corn is a much more efficient crop," he says.
The report also says climate change will slow down the benefits of a modernising society, such as regular economic growth and more efficient crop production exactly the types of things that Exxon argues are delivered now only by relatively cheap and available fossil fuels.
It is also unclear whether the enhanced LMWOA efflux is a strategy employed specifically by P- or Zn-efficient genotypes and could therefore be exploited to breed more efficient crop cultivars, or whether it is simply a general stress response that does not necessarily confer tolerance to P- or Zn-deficiency stress.
That requires not only Gov. Brown's mandated reductions, but regulations and perhaps public financing to encourage more efficient crop irrigation.
Further understanding and insights into the paleopolyploid crop genome will lead to more efficient crop improvement and molecular breeding.
Changing to new crops requiring less water (and/or new improved varieties), together with more efficient crop sequencing and timely planting, can also achieve significant savings in water use.
By contrast, in fungal plant pathogens, especially cereal crop pathogens, a deeper understanding of the host-pathogen relationship is going to be required in order to identify novel drug targets which do not adversely affect plant health and can lead to more efficient crop protection strategies.
Dr. Schroeder said genetically manipulating certain plants could provide farmers with more efficient crops.
Traditionally, farmed fish have been fed a diet of foraged fish sardines and anchovies but as the industry expands and demand increases, producers are looking to develop cheaper, more efficient crop-based feed resembling pellets.
Next, how innovation and lab science can help conventional and organic farmers produce hardier, more efficient crops and more reliable yields.
