Concepts in Production Ecology for Analysis and Quantification of Agricultural Input-Output Combinations¶
van Ittersum, M. K., & Rabbinge, R. (1997). Concepts in Production Ecology for Analysis and Quantification of Agricultural Input-Output Combinations. Field Crops Research, 52(3), 197-208.
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- Yield Loss
- In agriculture, the gap between actual and attainable yield per hectare decomposes into water stress, nutrient stress, pest losses, and post-harvest spoilage.
This sourceDecomposes the yield gap between actual and attainable yield into water, nutrient, and pest/loss-reducing factors.
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Supplies the production-ecology frame that a potential-versus-actual yield gap is analysed through growth factors and inputs; it never names the claim's four factors, 'per hectare', or post-harvest spoilage.
“With these concepts the relative importance of several growth factors and inputs is investigated to explain actual yield levels and resource-use efficiencies. Differences between potential and actual levels are analyzed to open ways for improved production technologies.”
- In agriculture, the gap between actual and attainable yield per hectare decomposes into water stress, nutrient stress, pest losses, and post-harvest spoilage.
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