Sentence examples for output of crops from inspiring English sources

In her address to Friday's meeting she stressed that Brazil could double its output of crops and meat without further clearing of the rainforest.

Graph shows the value output of crops per hectare of gross cropped area in India, from the year 1963 to 2003 Table 4 Agriculture productivity in India, growth in average yields from 1970 to 2010.

Other optimization steps expected to increase the output of CRoPS further include selection against plastid (chloroplast sequences) co-isolated with genomic DNA, the use of normalized genomic or cDNA [28] libraries or other methods of enrichment for unique, single-copy sequences such as High Cot selection [15] or methylfiltration [16], prior to AFLP amplification.

The upland geography of the area constrained the output of crop growing, and so prior to industrialisation the area was used for grazing sheep, which provided the raw material for a local woollen weaving trade.

(c) Regression Analysis To investigate the relationship between the variables rice crop output of rice crop, area under rice crop production, and water availability with the agricultural GDP of Pakistan, OLS was applied.

Data about inputs and outputs of crop and goat production over the year were obtained from 18 farmers.

Data and process knowledge as applied in LUCTOR, a summary model to design and quantify inputs and outputs of cropping systems for the northern Atlantic zone of Costa Rica, are used as a case study.

In order to support the identification of sustainable land-use options and to support decision making with respect to land use, a tool was developed for quantifying inputs and outputs of cropping systems at the field level.

But most export crops are a different matter, and countries which contemplate increasing their output of such crops would be well-advised to consider in consultation with FAO whether markets will be available for increased supplies.

And with that he clammed up.Official data suggest that output of many crops fell last year; the price of food rose by 20%.

It can also be planted beside other crops farmers grow here, like millet, peanuts and beans, without substantially reducing the yield of the fields; it may even help improve output of food crops by, among other things, preventing erosion and keeping animals out.