The phrase "agriculture data" is not correct in standard written English; it should be "agricultural data." You can use it when referring to data related to the field of agriculture, such as statistics, research findings, or information about farming practices.
Example: "The agricultural data collected over the past decade shows a significant increase in crop yields."
Alternatives: "farming data" or "agricultural statistics."
Carozza et al. [ 6] used Census of Agriculture data from 1997 across 25 U.S. states to assess the impact of agricultural land use density on childhood cancer incidence.
Governments can use mobile networks to improve agriculture data collection or to reduce the cost of distributing subsidies and services.
Using census of agriculture data for 1981 and 1996, the CANB model predicted RSN levels across Canada for 2008.
The model is estimated for the Italian agriculture data and provides evidence of close dependency on external R&D sources.
At the Agriculture Department, Catherine Woteki, the agency's chief scientist, said the new policy fit in with efforts to make agriculture data like plant genomes more widely available.
This allows farmers to securely use their high-resolution agriculture data in real time to extract more useful operations information with Ag-Analytics' apps and tools.
TCi Program/Research Manager Katie Ricketts describes how the Tata-Cornell Agriculture and Nutrition Initiative is working to fill the nutrition-agriculture data void by establishing a The Minimum Nutrition Dataset for Agriculture MNDAAgriculture MNDA
Approximately 49 million people in the United States live in food-insecure households, with nearly 16 million of them being children, according to September Department of Agriculture data.
By 2008 they had fallen to the lowest level in 30 years because of falling production and higher consumption, Ms. Olsen said, quoting Department of Agriculture data.
According to Department of Agriculture data, the four-firm concentration ratio in the fed-cattle-processing sector has not changed since 1995.
Also, according to the group's analysis of federal Department of Agriculture data, the number of people served by charitable pantries and kitchens rose by about 11percentthis yearafterfter an estimated 6percentt increase from 2004 to 2005.
