Sentences with phrase «average crop»

The market has slowed somewhat as we seen expectations for an above average crop become more probable.

Based on current estimates, the combined Northern and Southern Hemisphere crops should be much closer to the results of the previous five years average, compared to the much larger than average crop of last year.

An assessment of 286 projects in 57 countries, moreover, shows that low - cost, sustainable and diversity - enhancing technologies increased average crop yields on small farms by 79 percent since the early 1990s.

Predictions are for a lower than average crop in Italy, with some serious quality concerns.

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Even with bad weather in Russia and northern Australia last year, global average crop yields were only 1 percent below what the trends would lead us to expect, a modest gap.

For Jody Klassen of Mayerthorpe, Alta., northwest of Edmonton, high grain prices helped off set an average crop.

«Most of our producers are harvesting an average crop.»

It looks like it is going to be an average crop, nothing huge.

It is still looking like an average crop for this year.

It was a very, very good spring and they will have at least have an average crop in WA so that has been a major bonus,» he said.

The average crop requires about ten parts nitrogen to one part phosphorus for robust growth; living plants must maintain a delicate balance between the two nutrients to produce at their best.

The average crop requires about ten units of nitrogen to one unit of phosphorus for robust growth; living plants must maintain a delicate balance between the two nutrients to produce at their best.

Over 2 decades, the average crop yield was about 20 % lower in the organic plots, the team reports in the 31 May issue of Science.

According to Larson, burned white fir forests in Yosemite alone could produce an average crop of more than 1 million morels per year, a sustainable amount for recreational picking.

To date, agroecological projects have shown an average crop increase of 80 % in 57 developing countries, with an average increase of 116 % for all African projects.

a, Average crop harvest converted to crop NPP for wheat and maize for selected countries in year 2002 and 2003.