Sentence examples for hectare increased from inspiring English sources

Carcass output per hectare increased as both PP and SR increased (P < 0.001).

The grain yield accounted in energy per hectare increased three times in relation to the year of reference (1986), while the energy demand decreased by 32%, blue water demand increased 50%.

Milk production per hectare increased linearly with increasing SR, and there was only a small difference (approximately 3%/cow per ha) in the efficiency of converting feed dry matter into milk energy.

An increase in N-input per hectare increased the amount of N-produce in milk and meat per hectare, but, on average for all farms, only 11% of the N-input was utilised as N-output; however, the N-surplus per unit of N in produce (delivered milk and meat gain) was not correlated to total N-input.

An additional one ton wheat yield per hectare increased the value per hectare of land by $1,697 (Table 2).

But a truly successful outcome for Africa, and the world in general, would be to see agricultural yield per hectare increased with minimal environmental impact and in a way that can be sustained as the climate becomes less conducive.

Mr Palau argues that farming in the state of Sinaloa has become almost as efficient as in the United States, with yields per hectare increasing from 2.9 tons in 1981 to 8.5 tons in 2001.

The project was launched in 2007, and by 2011 more than one million farmers were using the approach on 185,000 hectares, increasing yields by 9 to 15 percent and farmer income by $95 to $260 per hectare per crop season [pdf].

In 2009, trees were planted on 5.88 million hectares, increasing the percentage of China's land area covered by forests to 20.36%.

For a typical investment of $500 per hectare, farmers increased their gross income per hectare by anywhere from $500 to $6,000, depending on their crops.

Worldwide on GE soybean and cotton, average total herbicide use per crop year per hectare has approximately doubled from 1996 to 2014, with the increase in glyphosate volumes applied per hectare accounting for nearly all of the per hectare increase.