Agriculture Productivity Tips: How to Increase Your Crop Yield

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Agriculture Productivity Tips How to Increase
Your Crop Yield
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• From small growers to well-established
  agribusinesses, crop yield is an important aspect
  of agriculture for every farmer. Much emphasis is
  placed upon increasing crop yields by farmers
  across Australia to boost their overall
  agriculture profits and meet the growing demands
  of the food market.
• That said, we have compiled some effective ways
  to increase crop yield. But before we get to
  learn them, lets first examine common issues
  todays growers face

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Soil Pathogens

• Soil borne plant pathogens have been known to
  significantly impact crop productivity and
  growth. The main reason why these pathogens are a
  real challenge to growers is that they can
  survive in soil for many years and deteriorate
  the quality of crop.
• Not to mention, many of the soil borne diseases
  and infections caused by crop pathogens cant be
  easily diagnosed, making soil and crop vulnerable
  to further damage.

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Poor Soil Quality

• A large part of agriculture success depends on
  the quality of soil. Soils with low fertility and
  low aggregate stability can reduce agricultural
  yield and result in poor quality yields.
• Whilst pesticides and chemical fertilisers are
  commonly used by growers to increase yields,
  overuse of many chemicals disrupts the balance of
  microorganisms in the soil while changing soil
  composition.

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Improper Use of Water

• With water restrictions being regularly imposed
  on Australian farmers to deal with water
  shortages due to drought, higher water costs and
  reduced supply have become a major concern
  amongst farmers and growers alike. Due to lack of
  proper water utilisation strategies and
  techniques, many farmers end up with a decline in
  their crop yields.

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Tips to Increase Crop Yield

• To increase your crop yields, the best place to
  start with is soil. Test the soil to determine
  the underlying cause of declining crop yield.
  Find out if your soil lacks essential nutrients
  or is diseased or unproductive.
• Once you have identified the issue with your
  soil, you can find an appropriate solution to
  treat the soil and improve its fertility, thus
  increasing crop yield.

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