The phrase "agricultural efficiency" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the effectiveness and productivity of agricultural practices or systems.
Example: "The government is investing in research to improve agricultural efficiency and ensure food security for the growing population."
Alternatives: "farming productivity" or "agricultural productivity".
For example, agricultural efficiency may differ between regions; cultural conservatism (non-acceptance of more efficient forms of landuse) or disease may have inhibited population growth [e.g. 33, p. 233].
Despite all the increases in agricultural efficiency, it poses a major additional, but often overlooked, threat to future food security worldwide.
Much enclosure also occurred in the period from 1750 to 1860, when it was done for the sake of agricultural efficiency.
Experts from the U.S.D.A., the World Food Program, Earthbound Farm and Costco's wholesale operation hold forth on reducing hunger, increasing food safety, eliminating waste and improving agricultural efficiency.
The number of children involved was approximately the same - 172 in 1962, 179 in 1963 - and a sprinkler system was in effect both seasons so they upward trend may be confidently ascribed to improved agricultural efficiency.
But once again the worries about overpopulation proved mistaken as the "green revolution" and further advances in agricultural efficiency boosted food supply.If the world's population growth was a false concern four decades ago, when it peaked at 2% a year, it is even less so now that it has slowed to 1.2%.
Like most of his colleagues, Janakarajan argues that recycling industrial wastewater, achieving greater agricultural efficiencies, cutting the leaks on pipelines (most Indian cities lose at least forty per cent of their water to leaks), and repairing neglected ponds and misused reservoirs would provide the city with all the water it needs.
Irrigation plays a crucial role in agricultural production efficiency, risk reduction, food security, and poverty alleviation.
With the increasing demand for food worldwide, it has attracted increasing attention how to improve the agricultural production efficiency.
This suggests that an increase in agricultural production efficiency with respect to tobacco is conducive for environmental sustainability in Tanzania.
Based on a case study of Lake Erie's Sandusky watershed, we use an integrated human-biophysical model to investigate the influence of two parameters on SES dynamics: (1) regional societal preferences that impact watershed management and (2) technological innovation that alters agricultural nutrient efficiency.
