Sentence examples for crop progress from inspiring English sources

Farmers have harvested nearly 60 percent of the soybean crop, according to the weekly crop progress report from the department.

The abundance of rain in the corn and soybean belt for the last six weeks — accompanied until recently by chilly temperatures that impeded crop progress — was highly unusual, said Dale Mohler, a meteorologist with AccuWeather.com.

The ability to regionally monitor crop progress and condition through the growing season benefits both crop management and yield estimation.

Our objectives are 1) to assess Landsat-MODIS data fusion results over cropland; 2) to map crop phenology at 30 m resolution using fused surface reflectance data; and 3) to identify the relationships between remotely sensed crop phenology metrics and the crop progress stages reported by NASS.

As of Sunday, 70percentt of Nebraska's corn was in the delicate silking stage, d uring which the crop pollinates and heat and lack of water can be most damaging to yields, according to a government crop progress and condition report on Monday.

Although bread wheat (Triticum aestivum L). is also a major world food crop, progress on SNP discovery has been slow compared to soybean and model organisms such as Arabidopsis and rice [ 5, 6].

External efficiency declines as the crop progresses to maturity, with a reduction in the daily uptake of N towards terminal stages due to increasingly inefficient roots (Sheehy et al. 1998) and internal N recycling from senescing tissues to the developing panicle (Mae and Ohira 1981).

If crop conditions progress normally, wheat prices are expected to ease noticeably after the northern hemisphere harvest, perhaps in October and November when the expected large out-turn in Canada is known.

Since the A, B, and C genomes of Brassica species are of major economic and calorific importance, contributing to a lot of world-wide edible vegetables and oil crops, great progress has been achieved in their genetics and genomics studies (www.brassica.info), especially in the A genome (http://www.brassica-rapa.org/BRGP/index.jsp).jsp

Grain size/mass was a primary target in the domestication of many crops, whereas relative allocation of resources to grain compared with biomass (harvest index) has accounted for much ongoing progress in crop yield improvement (Miller and Kebede 1984).

The sense on the Croisette is that fewer of this year's crop are likely to progress either to Oscar contention, or into the cinematic canon.