In agriculture, an increase in crop yield means an increase in output:
Correct answer: A. Per unit of cultivated land
- A. Per unit of cultivated land
- B. From imports per year
- C. Per unit of farm machinery
- D. After deducting farm costs
Explanation
Crop yield is the quantity of agricultural output produced per unit of land, such as tonnes per hectare. It differs from total production, which can rise because of either higher yield or more cultivated land.
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