closing oil palm yield gaps amongn largeholders through

A significant yield gap exists between actual and attainable yields in both large-scale and smallholder plantations, surpassing 30%.

Introduction: This study aims to analyse and address the challenges contributing to yield stagnation in the oil palm industry. Yield stagnation presents a critical bottleneck for long-term

Closing yield gaps in existing plantations could increase global production by 15–20 Mt oil yr −1, which would limit the drive for further area expansion at a global scale. To increase yields in existing and future plantations in a sustainable way, all production factors mentioned

The efficiency of oil palm smallholders is below its potential capacity, but the factors determining efficiency are poorly understood. We employed a two-stage data

Besides studying the land-use implications of closing yield gaps among Indonesian smallholders in six villages, future research could

Closing yield gaps in existing plantations could increase global production by 15–20 Mt oil yr−1, which would limit the drive for further area expansion at a global scale. To increase yields in

The area under oil palm in Ghana has expanded but average fruit bunch yields remained low, resulting in large yield gaps. This study assessed the pote

Identification and elimination of yield gaps in oil palm plantations in Indonesia T.H. Fairhurst, W. Griffiths, C. Donough, C. Witt, D. McLaughlin, K.E. Giller

ABSTRACT Oil palm productivity today is well below its actual potential worldwide and much more so with Independent Smallholder (ISH) farmers. The national average oil yield in

Abstract The area under oil palm in Ghana has expanded but average fruit bunch yields remained low, resulting in large yield gaps. This study assessed the potential for increasing yield with

Table 1. Description of different variables recorded and used for analyses (further details are available in electronic supplementary "Closing oil palm yield gaps among Indonesian

The area under oil palm in Ghana has expanded but average fruit bunch yields remained low, resulting in large yield gaps. This study assessed the potential for increasing yield with

Narrowing the yield gap via improved agronomic management, together with a limited expansion that excludes fragile ecosystems, would save 2.6 million hectares of forests and peatlands and

The area under oil palm in Ghana has expanded but average fruit bunch yields remained low, resulting in large yield gaps. This study assessed the potential for increasing yield with 'Best

The role of agronomic management for explaining yield gaps in smallholder oil palm fields has received little attention. • We assessed yield gaps in smallholder oil palm fields

Abstract Oil palm production has led to large losses of valuable habitats for tropical biodiversity. Sparing of land for nature could in theory be attained if oil palm yields increased.

The area under oil palm in Ghana has expanded but average fruit bunch yields remained low, resulting in large yield gaps. This study assessed the potential for increasing yield with 'Best

In this review, we present an overview of the available data on yield-determining, yield-limiting, and yield-reducing factors in oil palm; the effects of these factors on yield, as measured in

The area under oil palm in Ghana has expanded but average fruit bunch yields remained low, resulting in large yield gaps. This study assessed the potential for increasing yield with 'Best

Semantic Scholar extracted view of "Closing yield gaps in oil palm production systems in Ghana through Best Management Practices" by Tiemen Rhebergen et al.