Sentence examples for Agronomic methods from inspiring English sources

The Hershey Company, for example, announced at CGI that it would train 7,500 farmers in Ghana in improved agronomic methods.

· the development of agronomic methods to improve the bioavailable micronutrient content of major crops, including staples, with such efforts directed towards crops that are widely consumed.

Modern agronomic methods, however, are often based on, for example, the developmental changes occurring within the shoot, which are only revealed using methods that entail knowledge of the development and structure of the shoot.

Progress towards domestication in trees will be slowed by long generation times, but is likely to be based on the exploitation of interactions between genotypes and yield associated with various types of agronomic methods (e.g., fertilizer levels), as have been shown for herbaceous crop plants.

Despite the fact that the genetic modification and agronomic manipulation methods are widely used to improve the nutritional value of plants, the inadequate public acceptance and soil specificity of genetically modified food are still the challenges (Martínez-Ballesta et al. 2008).

All agronomic management methods, including fertilization, weed and disease control, were in accordance with local practice.

Additional file 1: Evaluation of abiotic and biotic stress traits and recording of important agronomic traits method.

To mitigate the adventitious presence of GM plants caused by gene flow, strategies based on breeding, agronomic or molecular methods have been proposed e.g. [ 50].

Moreover, the biological activities of plant extracts and essential oils are contributed to their bioactive components which may be affected by seasons, geographical origin, harvest time, agronomic practices and extraction methods (Fiocco et al. 2011).

This is accomplished by using, where possible, agronomic, biological, and mechanical methods, as opposed to using synthetic materials, to fulfil any specific function within the system". The basic rules of organic production are that natural inputs5 are approved and synthetic inputs are prohibited.

This is accomplished by using, where possible, agronomic, biological and mechanical methods, as opposed to using synthetic materials, to fulfil any specific function within the system". Several national governments and a multitude of private certification and farmer organizations have defined organic agriculture.