Sentence examples for projected yields from inspiring English sources

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

The projected yields of crops under a range of agricultural and climatic scenarios are needed to assess food security prospects.

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.

Projected yields increase from between 0.02 t/Ha–0.75 t/Ha for maize in the U.S.; 0.03 t/Ha–0.9 t/Ha for rice in Southeast Asia 0.0707 t/Ha 0.74 t/Ha for soybean in Brazil; and 0.1 t/Ha–0.8 t/Ha for wheat in Europe.

In a nutshell, the researchers complement the results of climate/crop model runs with projections of five useful indices of agriculture/climate interaction dry days, plant heat stress, frost days, growing season length and start of field operations that clarify what's driving projected yields up or down.

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.

Winter wheat presents a very different story with projected yield increases of 4% when [CO2] fertilization is accounted for, versus a 9% decline without.

Will that hurt the 2014 corn crop and reduce the projected yield from 150 bushels/acre to 138 bushels/acre as in 2013?

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.

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

"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.