Sentence examples for on farm performance from inspiring English sources

A possible explanation for the lack of an effect of cooperatives on farm performance is mismanagement in the cooperatives.

Achieving climate smart agriculture depends on understanding the links between farming and livelihood practices, other possible adaptation options, and the effects on farm performance, which is conceptualised by farmers as wider than yields.

Most of the literature on vertical coordination and its impact on farm performance and farmer wellbeing deal with high-value or modern food supply chains, including export chains and chains dominated by large international supermarkets or other forms of foreign direct investment.

Most of the literature on VC and its impact on farm performance and farmer wellbeing deals with so-called high-value or modern food supply chains, including export chains and chains dominated by large international supermarkets or other forms of foreign direct investment.

Benchmarks also provide farmers with rapid feedback about the effect of management changes on farm performance, and may encourage ongoing participation in data collection programmes.

FSSIM may be applied in the future to assess the impacts of societal or physical trends such as the effects of climate change and energy price increases on farm performance.

The methodology is based on guaranteeing minimum on-farm performance, using a historical hourly wind speed database and a ballistic solid-set irrigation simulation model.

Little is known about on-farm performance of promising accessions of common vetch (Vicia sativa L ., narbon vetch (Vicia narbonensis L). and grasspea (Lathyrus sativus L). that are adapted to the non-tropical dry areas of Central and West Asia, and North Africa, where mean annual rainfall is 200 350 mm.

The aim of this research was to test the economic benefits of two types of supply chain relationships (vertically coordinated and non-coordinated), verifying their influence on farms' performance.

Thus environmental goods provision is spatially dependent on differences in farm performance or the quality of local institutions and the effects of policy targeting by policy makers (Yang et al., [2014]).

The objective of this work was to assess seasonal on-farm irrigation performance in the Ebro basin of Spain (0.8 million ha of irrigated land).