Sentence examples for acreage dedicated from inspiring English sources
Colombia has huge acreage dedicated to growing illegal crops.
The evaluations are based on accessibility to residents; total acreage dedicated to parks; and the number of playgrounds per capita, combined with per capita spending on parks.
To meet demand, researchers say, the acreage dedicated to marijuana grows in the Emerald Triangle has doubled in the past five years.
If your rotation strategy increases the yield of a particular crop, you may then choose to store (if possible) the surplus, so that you can reduce the overall acreage dedicated to this one plant crop, allowing you to increase the number of different crops you select.
LA is in need of more parks: as this Atlantic Cities piece tells us, only 16% of the city's acreage is dedicated to park land.
Association spokeswoman Hernandez said the organization has expanded the acreage and programming dedicated to agriculture, including through classes at the Learning Centers.
In fact, the amount of acreage in the state dedicated to growing tomatoes has sharply decreased over the past decade -- from 4,800 acres in 1991 to 3,600 in 2001, according the state Agriculture Department.
For example, an Earth Observation (EO) satellite system dedicated to yield and acreage estimation in agriculture could at the same time be used for deforestation monitoring.
In Washington State during 1999 (the year in which these data were collected), 172,000 acres of farmland were dedicated to apple production; substantial acreage was dedicated to the production of pears (24,400 acres), cherries (18,000 acres), peaches (2,500 acres), hops (25,076 acres), and grapes (41,000 acres) (USDA 2000).
Wheat acreage per county or percentage of the county's land area dedicated to wheat farming was used in two previous ecologic studies as a surrogate measure of exposure to chlorophenoxy herbicides and/or contaminants, because information on herbicide use by county was not available (Schreinemachers 2000, 2003).
