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Common collocations with yield in American Collocation

yield noun countable

US /jild/

high

excellent
good
high
large

The breeding programme is designed to produce dairy cows with high milk yields.

low

low
poor

Poor yields from harvests have led to widespread food shortages in these areas.

particular amount

average
gross
maximum
net
total

The average yield was 470 kilos of cotton per hectare.

in farming

cereal
crop
grain
maize
milk
rice
wheat

Changes in agricultural practices were introduced to increase crop yields.

in business

bond
dividend
income
investment

Does a high dividend yield indicate a strong company?

produce a yield

achieve
deliver
generate
give
produce

Organic food is more expensive because it produces smaller yields and is more labour intensive.

increase a yield

boost
improve
increase
maximize

New irrigation projects are set to boost yields.

reduce a yield

compromise
depress
reduce

A drought a year earlier had reduced Europe’s potato yields significantly.