ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY OF REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM.pptx
One Health? Not without Sustainably Accelerated Productivity Growth in Agriculture
1. Marco Ferroni Global Risk Forum Davos One Health Summit 22 February 2012 One Health? Not without Sustainably Accelerated Productivity Growth in Agriculture
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7. Yield Maize yield gap by region and contribution of five production constraints Source: Hengsdijk & Langeveld, 2009
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The largest yield gap exists in Central and Eastern Europe followed by semi-arid Africa and the Middle East. Farm yields in Western Europe have almost reached the potential yield. Contribution of five production constraints, i.e. sub-optimal availability of water, nutrients, crop protection, labour/mechanisation and/or knowledge, to the yield gap in different parts of the World. In advanced economies (N-America and W&N Europe) a relatively larger part of the yield gap is explained by a suboptimal knowledge systems compared to other areas where physical production constraints are relatively more important such as the water availability in Middle & South America.