Sentence examples for farm analysis from inspiring English sources

The identification of future landscape scenarios is based on the integration of past evolution (historical analysis), landscape sensitivity (territorial analysis) and farmers' adaptation to market and policy changes (farm analysis).

The differences between a national level calculation, where the mean use is weighted according to farm size, and a per farm analysis where all farms are of equal weight can be substantial.

JRB was involved in the conception and design of the study, the design of the epidemiological database structure, building the data query for the broiler farm analysis, and revision of the manuscript for intellectual content.

An on-farm analysis was conducted in Southeast France to assess the efficacy of several cropping systems in simultaneously controlling two major pests: root-knot nematodes (Meloidogyne spp).

The focus is on determining the value of two tools developed for this purpose a bio-economic whole-farm analysis tool (BENEFIT) and an adoption and diffusion prediction tool (ADOPT).

Farmeron is a Croatian startup that helps farmers across the world to manage their production data online and to do automatized farm performance analysis using exciting statistics.

A preliminary wind farm cost analysis is performed to express the cost in terms of the turbine rotor diameters and the number of turbines in the farm.

A graduate of the accelerator, Startup Wise Guys, VitalFields offers farmers precise weather data for their fields, along with focusing on things like disease forecasting, and providing tools to make it less labour-intensive for farmers to log more data from which the system can then provide those forecasts and conduct a "farm efficiency analysis".

This paper describes the construction of a bio-economic optimisation framework linking field and catchment scale biophysical model results and farm economic analysis to solve for RPTs or ERTs assigned either regionally or within discrete basins.

The work was structured using the following steps: identification of the relevant variables for the social sustainability of farms, determination of the framework of indicators, assignment of their range scores, data collection, calculation of the score for each farm, data analysis and visualization.

The amount of N needed to obtain economically viable yields, while at the same time being in balance with the requirements of the crops and keeping the environment uncontaminated, varied in long-term trials from 0 to 50 kg ha−1 yr−1 on fertile soils, 50 to 100 kg ha−1 yr−1 on coarse textured soils, while 100 to 150 kg ha−1 yr−1 in farm field analysis.