Sentence examples for agronomy efficiency from inspiring English sources

The N uptake, NUE and N agronomy efficiency (NAE) of IMS under CN were 308.3 kg ha−1, 28.5%, and 5.7 kg grain kg−1 N, respectively; however, those of LN were significantly increased by 12.4, 72.5, and 51.6% compared with CN, respectively.

Boussingault's most important work was Agronomie, chimie agricole, et physiologie (1860 74; "Agronomy, Agricultural Chemistry, and Physiology").

Jess Newman, MBA '17 As the director of U.S. agronomy for Anheuser-Busch InBev, Newman, 29, and her team help barley, rice, and hop farmers increase their efficiency by using both smart and more fuel-efficient technology.

An analysis of productivity concepts useful both in irrigation and elsewhere is provided together with suggestions for where commonly used terms, such as the broadly used "water use efficiency" among others, would be better avoided in irrigation engineering and given much more narrowly defined meanings in agronomy and biological sciences.

Physiology, agronomy and ecology can simultaneously contribute to the improvement of intercropping systems, allowing to enhance crop productivity and resource-use efficiency, so making intercropping a viable approach for sustainable intensification, particularly in regions with impoverished soils and economies where measured benefits have been greatest [93].

Until now, the major direct increases in yield potential per se (e.g. semi-dwarf wheat and rice) and water-use efficiency (e.g. the Australian wheat variety 'Drysdale') have remained dependent on conventional plant breeding informed by agronomy and physiology.

agronomy department.

Agronomy Journal.

European Journal of Agronomy.

Suggested read: Contested Agronomy, by James Sumberg and John Thompson.

"The key is the science of agronomy as much as the art of agronomy," he said.