The phrase "agronomic benefit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing advantages or improvements related to agricultural practices or crop production.
Example: "The new fertilizer has shown significant agronomic benefits, leading to higher yields and healthier plants."
Alternatives: "agricultural advantage" or "farming benefit".
As well as providing an agronomic benefit, this network of several hundred thousand kilometres, has been shown to be a valuable resource to wildlife and is important as an aesthetic contribution to the British landscape.
Nitrogen-fixing rhizobia are of great agronomic benefit, allowing many leguminous crops to be grown without nitrogen fertilizer by forming endosymbiotic relationships with the plants.
There is keen interest and considerable potential agronomic benefit in the understanding of the mechanisms that determine N use efficiency and in identifying targets for improvement.
Biochar is a carbon-rich porous material intensively studied for its agronomic benefits, such as decrease of greenhouse gases emission and nutrient losses via leaching, increased crop production and improved soil physical and chemical properties.
The introduction of herbicide and insect resistance as "first-generation engineered crops" offered agronomic benefits in terms of high yield and low pesticide dependency.
We measured clear agronomic benefits from the precision approach of the Adapt-N tool over the Grower treatment: N rates were on average reduced by 40lbs/ac34%34%), while average yields were actually 2 bu/ac higher.
Many believe similar agronomic benefits can accrue to smallholder farmers in sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) and South Asia (SA) for a broad array of crops and farming systems despite marked differences in biophysical and socio-economic environments across these regions.
Our objectives were to characterize (1) the quality of existing research including an assessment of the relevance of previously published reviews and surveys to SSA and SA, and (2) the empirical evidence from SSA and SA for agronomic benefits derived from implementing zero tillage (ZT) including the identification of knowledge gaps.
An important point concerns balancing yield, which gives economic return, with the environmental and agronomic benefits.
The gene is thought to confer additional agronomic benefits in addition to BB resistance (Hu et al. 2017).
Biochar with its potential agronomic benefits has been largely certified to exhibit strong improvement on soil quality (Lehmann 2007; Lehmann et al. 2006, 2011).
