The phrase 'yield of crops' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It usually refers to the amount of harvest produced from a field, and can be used both in formal and informal contexts. For example, "The yield of crops this year was higher than expected."
Do we increase the yield of crops, i.e. agricultural productivity, of existing farm land, with greater use of fertilizer, and nitrogen?
Chemical and biological approaches have been adopted to increase the growth and yield of crops and reduce loss due to diseases.
Varieties may vary in their tolerance of drought, expressed as the relative yield of crops subjected to drought compared with crops optimally supplied with water.
Solar radiation is the most important source of renewable energy in the planet; it's important to solar engineers, designers and architects, and it's also fundamental for efficiently determining irrigation water needs and potential yield of crops, among others.
However, limited information is available on the interaction of controlled-release urea placement depth with water retention agent (WRA) on N and water use and the yield of crops.
Genomics-based approaches provide access to agronomically desirable alleles present at quantitative trait loci (QTLs) that affect such responses, thus enabling us to improve the drought tolerance and yield of crops under water-limited conditions more effectively.
Besides, large yield of crop resulted mainly from increasing fertilizer input could also support larger populations of pests.
The maximum yield of crop plants depends on the efficiency of conversion of sunlight into biomass.
Fungal and bacterial pathogens are a major threat to the yield of crop plants worldwide.
The study reveals that most of the stations require special type of irrigation methods to control the high salinity that will improve the yield of crop production.
The study reveals that the river water requires a special type of irrigation method to control the low ions that will improve the yield of crop production.
