The phrase "a model for farming" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing exemplary practices, techniques, or systems in agriculture that others might follow or emulate.
Example: "The innovative techniques developed by the research team serve as a model for farming in arid regions."
Alternatives: "a standard for agriculture" or "a benchmark for farming practices".
Accordingly, a model for between-farm SBV spread has shown that non-midge-borne transmission routes are unnecessary to explain the rapid spread of SBV [ 15].
Mr. Boswell also introduced techniques that became a model for large-scale farming: lasers that ensured level fields for even water distribution; bioengineering of new and pest-resistant seeds; computerized cotton gins with a capacity to produce 400 bales a day — enough to produce 840,000 pairs of boxer shorts, according to a 2003 article in The Los Angeles Times.
The proposed model serves as a referential model for farm work planning and it promotes the development of a corresponding optimization algorithm under uncertain environments.
Liberia's government sees this as a model for other large-scale farming enterprises damaged in the war.In 2006, ArcelorMittal, the world's largest steel company, negotiated a deal with Liberia's government to restart operations in a mine in Nimba County with a new investment of $1.5 billion.
"It is vital to consider how best to farm here, but also to use this region as a model for how best to farm in other locations," explained Dr Edwards.
A model for determining the wind farm layout in 3-dimensional (3-d) space is introduced.
Second, we set up the measurement econometric models suitable for farming households in the western mountainous areas of China.
The paper presents a model for integrated sustainability assessment at a farm scale.
In the long term, Hodges sees the farm as a model for wealth creation and sustainable development in one of the poorest countries in the world.
Last, variables included in the final multivariate model for participant-based factors and those included in the multilevel model for farm-based factors were combined in a multivariate multilevel analysis to identify the independent risk determinants for seropositivity.
