Sentence examples for boosted yields from inspiring English sources

By wonderful good fortune, Sr31 also boosted yields (and not only because plants were impervious to rust).

Improved varieties of seed are estimated to have boosted yields by 21-43%, independently of fertilisers and other inputs.

In fact, in the 1990s, improved, drought-tolerant wheat varieties, sustainable water management practices, and enabling policies boosted yields in Syria roughly fivefold, turning the country from a wheat importer to exporter in the early years of 2000.

"The rapid correction in market values in the UK has boosted yields to over 7.5% and, with sterling so weak, the UK market is irresistible to overseas investors," says IPD research director Malcolm Frodsham.

Improving the soil and the new tropical soyabeans were both needed for farming the cerrado; the two together also made possible the changes in farm techniques which have boosted yields further.Systems are much harder to export than a simple fix.

Sitting on a plastic chair in the shade of a tree outside her home, she speaks of her satisfaction with the harvests of the past two years after new techniques boosted yields on the small plot where her family grows beans, peanuts and maize.

We found that a greater number of culture hours boosted yield and endocrine composition, although the average period here (∼18 h) was significantly shorter than the time periods examined in the studies listed.

"The danger of being overly focused on boosting yields is that some investors fall into the trap of boosting yields by a single dimension," he said.

Japanese farmers have used drones to boost yields by about 15%, the industry group says.

Prescriptive planting could boost yields everywhere, just as mass, anonymised patient records could improve health care.

But developing miracle seeds is not the only way to boost yields.