Sentence examples for boost harvests from inspiring English sources

"[Large scale] soya farming leads to soil erosion, it requires massive chemical inputs to boost harvests.

In South Africa, they monitor crop health from above, which boost harvests, according to CNN.

That would boost harvests from 110m tonnes to 220m, and push global output to 550m tonnes enough to meet expected demand in 2035.

He also said that a strong monsoon would boost harvests and help reduce food inflation.

Ray Hilborn, a fisheries biologist at the University of Washington, Seattle, agrees that MPAs will boost harvests when fisheries are seriously depleted, but probably not otherwise.

Farmers have planted at least 1 million hectares of the maize--which can boost harvests by 10%--in 10 countries in Asia, South America, and Africa.

The Green Revolution had also begun to irrevocably alter food production, boosting harvests but forcing farmers into a dependency on toxic fertilisers sold by American corporations.

Regardless of how it's done, boosting photosynthesis could help researchers answer critics of plant biotechnology who complain that genetically modified plants have not boosted harvests, says Dario Leister, a plant molecular biologist at Ludwig-Maximilian University of Munich in Germany.

Rajiv Shah, administrator of the U.S. Agency for International Development, will give the conference's keynote address, "Boosting Harvests, Fighting Poverty: Collective Action Through Feed the Future," at 1 p.m.

Such costs are counter-balanced by boosted harvests post-spraying (estimated to be some 2.5 tonnes per hectare (see Torriani et al., 2015)).

Countries such as Malawi and Zimbabwe, which used to export food but no longer do so, also stand to gain if they can boost their harvests.