Sentence examples for lost yield from inspiring English sources

Also, consider that while the crop looks like it will finish fairly strong and produce a good ear, it is not likely to recover the lost yield from early season stressors.

However, LRPHLI can afford to do this because the haplotype library imputation step resurrects this lost yield.

It could slow soil erosion that costs farmers more than a billion dollars per year in lost yield and lower water pollution from fertilizers and chemicals — pollution that triggered a lawsuit by Des Moines against three farm counties upstream.

They have added a gene to the potato's roots that is designed to give it resistance to eelworm – which costs British farmers around £645m a year in lost yields and pesticide costs.

The good news: soybeans can withstand much defoliation without losing yield.

Initial studies at a Western New York State dairy farm showed that for corn fields with a recent manure history, starter nitrogen (N) fertilizer could be eliminated without losing yield or reducing forage quality.

Even through conventional breeding, even though each variety might have distinct genetic qualities, they might already share some genetic traits imposed by human breeding, e.g. as dwarfism so that they put more energy into seed production and less into plant height, plus the shorter varieties do not lose yield due to lodging.

To assure the accomplishment of cost savings without losing yield, the proposed grey-fuzzy Taguchi method is utilized with an L18 (21 × 37) experimental design and grey relational analysis (GRA) to evaluate the degree of relationship between process inputs and responses, followed by transforming the multiple quality characteristics into a single performance index using a fuzzy inference system.

It takes so much effort to scale without losing yield on nearly any productivity metric that the dream of scaling while increasing productivity is typically a mirage.

If something breaks down, they need someone to come over, in person, as soon as possible to fix it or risk losing yield.

As the major food resources for human beings, crops may severely lose yield and quality due to the above stresses, which compromise global food security.