Sentence examples for cane yields from inspiring English sources

Brazilian officials and scientists say sugar cane yields are likely to increase because of recent research.

Straw removal for two years did not significantly influence cane yields in Quatá-SP, but in Chapadão do Céu-GO and Quirinópolis-GO, complete straw removal resulted in cumulative yield losses of up to 28 and 62 Mg ha−1 respectively.

The fall reflects the damage caused by Hurricane Stan to the growing areas along the Pacific coast, where cane yields are reportedly 4 tonnes per hectare below the record 91 tonnes per hectare harvested in 2004/05.

Australian cane yields have risen from 83 tons per hectare in 1990 to 98 tons per hectare in 1996 and sugar yields from 11.4 tons per hectare to 13.4 tons per hectare in 1996.

The Co-operative ReSustainable Sugar Productions Sugar ProduCRCons (CRC) is recently established with three themes- to protect the environment, to sustain soil and water resources and to enhance crop productivity in terms of bulk cane yields and commercial sugar content (CCS).

Cane yield and juice quality were determined.

Payment systems are designed to create incentives to improve milling performance, cane yield and quality.

Field testing of the sugar cane yield monitor system was done during the 2004 2005 harvesting season.

The model accounted for variations in the cane yield of each field during the harvesting periods and between crop years.

The concept for the sensor is based on the sugar cane yield monitor sensor developed previously at The State University of Campinas.

Sugarcane (Saccharum spp. hybrids) breeding programs in Louisiana have made improving sucrose content a top priority because a short growing season limits cane yield.