Agricultural yield is the average net output of agricultural product (e.g. in kCal, grams protein, or net profit) per unit of farmland per year. The total amount of farmland includes all land that is required to generate the output (e.g. also land that is used to grow feeds or to produce manure).
On 11 May 2021, TABLE and LEAP facilitated a dialogue between Ken Giller (Wageningen University) and Yichao Rui (Rodale Institute) on the topic of…
This paper used satellites to observe the effect on yield of conservation tillage practices, such as reducing soil disturbance and leaving crop…
Agricultural production is responsible for the majority of global land use. The use of land to produce food almost always comes into conflict with…
Over the past half-century, the paradigm for agricultural development has been to maximize yields through intensifying production, especially…
New approaches to agriculture are required if we are to reduce the environmental impacts of farming while also feeding more people with a…
This report shares our reflections on TABLE’s most recent project of work – a series of dialogues and discussions with food systems stakeholders,…