Sentence examples for projected yield from inspiring English sources

The projected yield is about 70 million metric tons of grain, according to the Russian Grain Union, a lobbying group for farmers, about equal to domestic needs and down sharply from last year's total of 97 million metric tons.

The projected yield of cereals, pulses, fruits, vegetables, and flowers in the study area is presented in Table 11 and Fig. 13.

Comparing the projected yield 485 ton to the open field yield in Israel (81 ton/ha (2008-2010) - FAOSTAT 2012) gives the close ratio 5.99.

According to reports of the IPCC (2007), the projected yield reduction due to climate change and variability in some poor countries could be as much as 50%% by 2020 (Boko 2007).

"The global slowdown in projected yield improvements of important crops will continue to exert pressure on international prices," the report said, adding this would be partly offset by productivity gains in emerging countries.

Look at all of the costs and balance them against your total projected yield to get a net yield or gain estimate.

Growers can use the app to track soil moisture, projected yields, and historical trends.

Compared to projected yields for the Mars on Earth life support system, these wheat yields were about 15% higher, and the sweet potato yields averaged over 80% higher.

The software makes estimates on acres planted and projected yields by analyzing the soil color, how green the crop is and the rate at which the color changes.

Corn yields were 22 percent under trend that year, and this year the Department of Agriculture is projecting yields 11 percent under trend — "though that could change in August," said Joseph W. Glauber, the department's chief economist.

They ploughed 1 billion yuan into it, attracted by its projected annual yield of almost 10%.