The phrase "advanced farming" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe modern techniques, technologies, or practices in agriculture that enhance productivity and sustainability.
Example: "The conference will focus on advanced farming methods that can help increase crop yields while minimizing environmental impact."
Alternatives: "modern agriculture" or "innovative farming techniques".
Prices for corn, soybeans and other crops have soared in recent years because of a mix of factors, including advanced farming technology, a federal ethanol mandate that consumes about a third of the nation's corn and Chinese demand for soybeans.
In this way, Farming Simulator can act as a form of wish fulfilment for those unable to afford thousands of acres of land, or the largest or most technologically advanced farming machinery.
So although a creature that is part goat, part spider might seem like an idea born of science fiction, as far as Randy is concerned it's simply advanced farming: breeding animals to produce things that we want.
After innovative training clinics that taught advanced farming practices, mechanization and some modern inputs, Samuel has increased his crop yields by a factor of four.
SPEAKER 4: Is there an advanced farming class that's available now?
"We let the chickens fully express their chickeness and the pigs express their pigness" says Joel. "The results of our methods are superior to any technologically advanced farming techniques".
The discovery of diamond reserves transformed the country's prospects, and under Mr. Masire and his predecessor, Seretse Khama, the nation used its revenue to build roads and schools, to improve health care and expand access to clean water, to advance farming techniques and to extend life spans.
Hohokam civilization was characterized by farm fields irrigated by the Salt and Gila rivers with a sophisticated system of carefully calibrated canals, the only prehistoric culture in North America with so advanced a farming system.
The official said the Imperial district would have a hard time defending themselves against the beneficial use test because of the many technological advances in farming since the district started drawing water from the Colorado.
Correction: July 28, 2000, Friday An article in Circuits on July 13 about technological advances in farming misstated the altitude of Landsat satellites used to provide images of fields for monitoring crop growth.
