The phrase "agriculture zone" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a designated area specifically for agricultural activities or farming practices.
Example: "The government has designated a new agriculture zone to promote sustainable farming in the region."
Alternatives: "farming area" or "agricultural region".
Multiple agriculture zones, multiple transportation modes for the transport of grain and biofuel, multiple biofuel plants, and multiple market centers were considered in this model, and the price of the resources, the yield of grain and the market demands were regarded as interval numbers instead of constants.
Most previous cases of Y. pseudotuberculosis septicemia also concerned inhabitants of low-altitude plains, mainly in rural areas with extensive agriculture zones, which provide favorable habitats for small mammals.
It is most serious in the transitional and marginal agriculture and animal husbandry zones of 11 provinces and autonomous regions: Xinjiang, Inner Mongolia, Gansu, Qinghai, Ningxia, Shaanxi, Shanxi, Liaoning, Jilin, Heilongjiang and Hebei.
And unlike many reference apps, it allows you to search by category, common name, scientific name, sun exposure, United States Department of Agriculture zone, water requirements, color, height and width.
It takes on two crucial leading missions that are propelling roundly construction of national modern agriculture demonstration zone and integrating urban and rural.
Early capitalism's great commodity frontiers – of sugar, silver, copper, iron, forest products, fishing and even cereal agriculture – were zones of experimentation in strategies of labour control in Europe and its colonies, and always spaces of conflict.
The connections between profile location, settlement, isotope data, and P levels enable the identification of both agriculture production zones and enhanced understanding of stable C isotope dynamics in soils within the unique physiographic and archaeological surroundings of the Maya Lowlands.
The county Board of Supervisors took a first step Tuesday toward implementing a state law that allows local governments to create "urban agriculture incentive zones," lowering taxes on plots of 3 acres or less if the owners agree to dedicate them to growing food for at least five years.
Don Mills, general manager of the neighboring Kings County district, sees only two solutions: recharging aquifers by creating asphalt- and agriculture-free zones where water can be pooled to percolate down to the aquifer, or pumping less.
Historically, the agriculture of that zone, as well as of northern Iraq and Syria, had depended entirely on rainfall.
