Sentence examples for less spoilage from inspiring English sources

As you store hay cut this summer, consider measuring density — the lower the density, the less spoilage — and removing bales from the field as quickly as possible.

In theory, a 30-story, one-square block farm could yield as much food as 2,400 outdoor acres, and with less spoilage because it would travel less distance, according to Dickson D. Despommier, a Columbia University emeritus professor of public health and microbiology and a leading proponent of vertical farming.

Supply chain practitioners will recognize this design as being what is called an "agile, pull-based supply chain". In these supply chains, higher transportation costs are incurred, but the savings in lower inventory carrying costs and less spoilage more than make up for higher cost deliveries.

Industries such as transportation, which may see fewer delays in moving goods to stores and less food spoilage, he notes.

But while the challenges are steep, so are the rewards: resolving energy and agriculture problems could result in increased farm productivity, less food spoilage, and a better quality of life for farming communities.

Its short size also meant it fell over less often, reducing spoilage.

It also leads to less wastage and spoilage, meaning a higher yield for farmers and more avocados to have on the side of, well, everything.

Hema has higher margin and sales per square meter than traditional grocery stores and less waste and spoilage.

The reason is that beans washed free of the surrounding pulp are more easily dried during the rainy season and less subject to spoilage.

For meat products, reduced transport time between farm, slaughterhouse, and market means less opportunity for spoilage and hence less need for preservatives.

Neutral pH ranging between 6 and 7 is suitable for mould growth than a low pH level and for this reason well-prepared silage is less susceptible to fungal spoilage.