"agricultural performance" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase when discussing the productivity of an agricultural industry, such as a specific country or region. For example, "Brazil showed a strong agricultural performance in 2020 with an increase in production of soybeans, corn, and other grains."
Current G.M. crops that enhance agricultural performance probably pose little threat to the food supply or genetic diversity.
The global rise in commodity prices certainly helped, but it's not the only reason behind Brazil's agricultural performance.
"Agricultural performance is therefore key to growth and poverty reduction in Africa," says Michael Robinson, chief executive of the Plant Biosecurity Cooperative Research Centre.
A recent report by the UN's Food and Agriculture Organisation FAOO) summed up the problem bluntly, stating: "Past agricultural performance is not indicative of future returns".
The agricultural performance was even worse than these figures imply: over the years 1971 75 there was negative growth annually of 0.6 percent.
Agricultural performance is particularly vulnerable to natural disasters such as droughts and flooding; in 2000, for example, severe flooding in the central and southern part of the country seriously disrupted agriculture and infrastructure in the affected regions.
Hence, land degradation continues unabated resulting in loss of soil and soil organic carbon and ultimately deterioration the soil quality and poor agricultural performances.
Managing the spatial arrangement of management regimes is a way to improve the trade-off between ecological and agricultural performances on a landscape scale by improving ecological performances without altering the level of production.
Measures are continuously being adopted to ensure agricultural loans' performance, and especially with microcredit finance loans.
Exports have been continuously declining, non-food credit growth is slowing while agricultural sector performance has also been sub-optimal," she added.
Disruptions in trade or agricultural under-performance -- and associated changes in state income -- Buhaug said, would likely take far longer to manifest than the findings suggest.
