Sentence examples for increasing harvest yield from inspiring English sources

The protein mass fraction decreased with increasing maturity, but was counterbalanced by increasing harvest yield resulting in similar total protein across harvest dates.

Do we put the pedal to the metal and look to genetically modified crops to increase harvest yields of these monocultures?

Scouts are using the 86-year-old Whispering Cedars camp, on the outskirts of Dallas, "as a living laboratory, with hands-on activities like testing water samples, learning about the chemistry of composting or exploring ways to increase crop yield or harvest wind energy," she said.

The requirement for simultaneous increases in stover as well as grain yields in pearl millet in arid zone environments means that conventional selection for grain yield improvement through increased harvest index (HI) is not applicable to such environments.

Some advanced production technology was applied in agriculture and some excellent crop varieties were promoted to increase crop yields, leading to the growth of N export by harvesting.

Genetic engineering could increase crop yields by 22percentt globally, as well as help pre-empt pre-harvest losses.

Big data analysis can also increase crop yields by helping famers make better decisions about when to plant, manage and harvest their crops.

Genetically modified (GM) crops have achieved success in the marketplace and their benefits extend beyond the overall increase in harvest yields to include lowered use of insecticides and decreased carbon dioxide emissions.

In the early post-war period a number of newly developed innovations in the life sciences were made widely available, contributing to the eradication of some dreadful diseases and making an immense increase in harvest yields possible.

A single foliar treatment of sugar beet (at the phase of 5 to 6 pairs of true leaves) with the preparation at a sown area of 400 ha (All-Russian ReSugarh Institute of Sugaresultednd Sugar) resulted in an increase in the harvest yield by 11%14%% comparing with that without treatment [42].

A more recent review of soybean (Glycine max) research showed that the vegetative biomass and harvest yield increased by 37% and 18%, respectively, for plants grown under elevated CO2 compared to plants under ambient CO2 conditions.