Sentence examples for producing yields from inspiring English sources

With little choice but to work the land, the small-scale farmers have made a go of it, producing yields that do not match those of the white farmers whose land they were given, but are far from the disaster many anticipated, some analysts and scholars say.

We analysed a smallholder oil palm production system in West Sumatra which outperformed its nucleus estate plantation, consistently producing yields far above the national average for over 25 years.

There were no significant differences among the seed yields from the plots applied with the same amount of irrigated water but with no mulching (W7) and half that amount of irrigated water with crop residue mulching (W6), producing yields of 1112.0 kg/ha and 1236.3 kg/ha, respectively.

We removed one SNP that failed, producing yields similar to the negative controls.

We found that although organic farming systems produce yields that average 10-20% less than conventional agriculture, they are more profitable and environmentally friendly.

They must pay out at least 90 percent of their taxable income to shareholders, which produces yields that are several points above Treasury securities.

But writing in Nature earlier this year, he noted that the most recent meta-analysis showed "organic farming systems in developed countries produce yields that are 20% lower than their conventional counterparts".

By mulching with straw rather than ploughing and fertilising, and carefully timing the sowing and harvesting of his crops, he produced yields equal to those achieved using modern techniques.

All fly ash-supported CaO catalysts produced yields more than 75%% after 2 h of reaction.

According to Roy et al. (2001), organic inputs are beneficial; however, the inclusion of additional P with phosphate solubilizing microorganisms may produce yields at par with inorganic fertilizers.

Moreover, we found that R. albus 7 hydrolyzed several components of the plant cell wall and produced yields of ethanol and acetate comparable to other ethanologenic cellulolytic organisms.