Sentence examples for bumper yields from inspiring English sources

So are storage facilities to preserve harvests and crop insurance to protect farmers from drought, flood or bumper yields that perversely cause prices to collapse.

Virtual fields Farming has always been rooted in careful analysis of data from deducing the best conditions to achieve bumper yields to keeping track of the bounty reaped from arable land.

Staffordshire farmer Robert Lockhart, from the National Farmers UnionNFUNFU), said good weather in recent months meant many famers were predicting bumper yields on crops from barley to wheat.

"Muitas azeitonas!" he declares, cupping a dewy bunch of olives with a tenderness and joy that I dare say Mrs Bernado hasn't felt in years, and goes on to explain what's caused this winter's bumper yield.

This view is supported by positive cash flow on bumper yield from on-farm pasture of 9227 kgs per ha retailing at US$0.55 from livestock feed enterprise cash flows.

Potato farmer Richard Thomas, of Trevear Farm in Sennen, said: "Growth has been so slow and soil temperature has been so low, we have not had growing conditions that suggest we're going to get a bumper yield.

In the coming months, countries that experience bumper cereal yields under El Niño, as the United States likely will, should be prepared to quickly provide food aid to tropical countries when needed.

But, despite low rainfall and general food scarcity, Cisse has had a bumper rice yield this year.

Farmers usually have a clear memory of reduction of output, bumper harvests, and average yield.

If you have a "bumper" (unusually high yield) of a specific crop one season, you may be tempted to cheat and replant that crop the following season.

In that yard lies the bountiful little garden patch that yields a bumper crop.