Sentence examples for * dryland from inspiring English sources

The special problems of dryland farming will be considered below (see Regional variations in technique: Dryland farming).

This is dryland dog racing.

The "Waning West," some historians call these dryland, sparsely populated areas.

Certainly, some dryland areas have been irrigated for millennia, but other areas are more fragile.

They are usually found under their original natural vegetation or under limited dryland cropping.

Tanzania, for example, has devolved rights to about 2m hectares of its dryland forest.

There is an important difference between rainwater and the water used for dryland irrigation.

The Dryland World Championship, a two-day competition this weekend in Rastede, Germany, is expected to draw 300 participants.

Their branches formed a canopy above the rows of millet, sorghum, cowpeas, and dryland rice at their feet.

He had signed up to marshal the second dryland race of the season, but it had been cancelled (more snow).

In general, desertification is caused by variations in climate and by unsustainable land-management practices in dryland environments.