Sentence examples for terms of crop from inspiring English sources

He works with farmers, students, and other scientists to evaluate cropping system performance in terms of crop yield, profitability, environmental impact, and resilience.

These strategies include promoting opportunities for farmers to adopt technologies that produce optimal results in terms of crop yield and income under local agro-ecological and socioeconomic conditions.

It is found that more diversified field configurations (in terms of crop age) with the total length of boundaries shared between differently aged crops at a minimum, yield lower average infestation levels.

Results showed that SIMBA-IC realistically simulated the differences between treatments in terms of crop cycle duration (for flowering date, RMSE = 2.3 weeks in the calibration and validation steps) and biomass produced (RMSE = 0.67 and 0.94 kgDM ha−1 at flowering in calibration and validation steps, respectively).

Overall, knowing the plant's optimal S nutritional status is of crucial importance in terms of crop management, which provides insight in how to produce wild leek, and potentially other Alliums, in the field with higher crop yield and enhanced product quality.

Experiments with a split-split-plot design were conducted at IRRI and PhilRice experiment stations in the 2009 DS, 2009 WS, and 2010 DS to assess the performance of rice in terms of crop growth, grain yield, water input, and water productivity as affected by seedbed management variables such as (1) seedbed seeding rate (SR), (2) seedling age (SA), and (3) seedbed fertilizer management (F).

People sometimes talk about my work in terms of cropping – how I've chosen to frame the image.

The third term is average productivity of existing croplands, Y c, measured in terms of crops produced on the existing croplands.

The second term is average productivity of marginal land, Y m, which refers to the average productivity of newly converted lands to cropland and measured in terms of crops produced on new lands.

Parrot has no doubt made sure that scratches are unlikely on the camera lens, and small dings likely won't significantly affect optical quality, but the need for 180-degree field of view so that the stabilization algorithm has plenty to work with in terms of cropping down an image likely means some kind of protective hood along the outer edge wasn't feasible.

In terms of crops and vegetation, Jamaica is blessed with a fertile land.