Sentence examples for So crops from inspiring English sources

So crops from old plantations go to Europe for biofuels, while new fields are cleared to feed people at home.

So CRoPS is a method described in 2007 Alex, one of our instructors, Alex Berkley, has used this and published it.

Climate trends are pointing to longer growing seasons, so crops will need additional water.

Seawater greenhouse technology works best in arid regions by the sea, and near consumer markets so crops can be easily transported.

These could be affected even if drought is not more widespread everywhere, because heat and aridity do their damage at particular times (for example, during flowering) so crops can be hurt even when a drought does not last long.

This misapprehension, this simple ignorance, matters very much in a world where wild plants are increasingly endangered – including, let it be said, many wild relatives of those 30 or so crops, which may be needed to boost resistance to climate change and plant disease in a 21st century where feeding the soaring world population sustainably will be a terrifying challenge.

So crop production will go down with increased soil erosion.

Floods also replenish aquifers and bring new soil, so crop yields often jump the following year.

To do so, cropping systems are selected in terms of the biophysical requirements of plants, plant compatibility and agronomic rules.

While farmers can get away with that for one growing season or so, crop yields decline sharply after that as the soil becomes depleted of nutrients.

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