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The ability to use just the right amounts of water and fertiliser to produce a good harvest without wasting resources can improve crop yields and rural incomes.
or biochar to soil to both boost crop yields and counter global climate change the study offers the first detailed explanation for this mystery. nderstanding the controls on water movement through biochar-amended soils is critical
#Use microbes, not pesticides, to boost crop yields Iowa State university Original Studyposted by Fred Love-Iowa State on September 9 2013.
and energy and improve crop yield. It takes advantage of the vertical space of city buildings rather than turning over wide expanses of land to agriculture and uses advanced greenhouse technology:
Evidence is emerging that specific wavelengths of light have distinct effects on crop yield, quality, and even pest and disease resistance.
When ants came, crop yields often improved, the team concludes online today in the Journal of Applied Ecology.
Crop breeding programmes can make use of this genetic information to ensure that the preferred trait is inherited by future crop yields,
"We may also apply this to agriculture for predicting crop yield, drought condition, or insect outbreak."
a new material that can improve soil properties and increase crop yields. The results of the research group of Valuation of resources from Universidad Politécnica de Madrid suggest an optimal solution to manage the manure from chicken and cattle.
and not only has positive effects on crop yields, but also represents a significant reduction of CO2 EMISSIONS compared to the direct application of manure waste on soils.
These results give evidence of the positive effects of using biochar as a fertilizer on soils for better crop yields.
#An innovative way to increase flower, seed and fruit production A scientist from UPM has developed a method to enhance crop yield by the contact of roots aerial parts or even the substratum of the plant fungus'Colletotrichum tofieldiae'.
This method can help increase crop yields its application is similar to use a fertilizer but having better results
The biochar has a one-two punch in that it can be used to both increase crop yields
to make decisions that can lower costs and increase crop yields, and allow them to access information quickly through their smartphones.
Over three years of field studies in China, researchers consistently demonstrated that SUSIBA2 delivered increased crop yields and a near elimination of methane emissions f
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