Sentence examples for agricultural modes from inspiring English sources

De-agrarianisation represents long-term processes of occupational adjustment, income-earning reorientation, social identification and the spatial relocation of rural dwellers away from strictly agricultural modes of livelihood.

In Japanese rural areas, the predominantly agricultural mode of production (i.e. rice farming) ensures that social bonds are tightly knit.

Efforts have been made to establish a biogas-linked agricultural production mode to alleviate poverty and pressure on the environment in rural China.

The results showed that the biogas-linked agricultural production mode characterized by further metabolism within the system made a favorable contribution to carbon mitigation and material recycling, although its conversion efficiency was low.

This paper investigates the usability of different interaction modes for agricultural robot teleoperation.

IPs have been widely adopted across Africa and beyond in recent years as a "must have" tool in a range of "for development" modes of agricultural research.

We particularly demonstrate that the Chilean mode of agricultural neoliberalization has been conducive to land dispossession to the detriment of traditional agriculture —and has homogenized the biophysical landscape, replacing traditional crops and native forests with exotic species like pines and eucalyptus.

Since the 1979 revolution commercial farming has replaced subsistence farming as the dominant mode of agricultural production.

"Urban plans are being shaped by a desire to create agricultural spaces that provide new modes of livelihood," Jeff Romm, professor of Natural Resources and Environmental Policy at UC Berkeley and supporter of the Occupy movement, said in a statement.

In the summer mode, the energy supply is used for providing hot water and drying agricultural products, while in winter mode it is used for rural residences heating and hot water supply.

"The agricultural industry is in this mode that says, 'You will eat what's put in front of you,' and that's a very condescending view of consumers and eaters.